Any property you owned prior to the marriage and kept in your name is separate property, not marital property, and your spouse would not have any claim to it. Only contributions to your pension made after your marriage are subject to a marital claim. The profits or capital gains made on investments in your investment […]
Any property you owned prior to the marriage and kept in your name is separate property, not marital property, and your spouse would not have any claim to it.
Only contributions to your pension made after your marriage are subject to a marital claim.
The profits or capital gains made on investments in your investment account made after your marriage are subject to a marital claim. Any investments you held prior to the marriage ,are separate property. Any profits or capital gains on these investments, unless due to some unusual expertise or talent on your behalf, should not be considered marital property.
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Leonard M. Weiner, Esq./Divorce Solutions