If the residential home bought during the marriage with only one spouse’s saving from previous marriage.Should?
September 23rd, 2011 by
Question by krisdds426: If the residential home bought during the marriage with only one spouse’s saving from previous marriage.Should?
it be consider marital asset in divorce?
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Answer by Dan
yeah ur screwed, community property
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no pre-nup? it’s an asset. but it’s a good argument for a sharpe lawyer.
If you gave from savings to a home in both names it is joint property. If it was left in one name only, it could be considered separate because of the savings it was bought with.
If you put the house in both of your names… it IS marital asset.
I asked a lawyer – if I bought a house with my inheritance, would my husband have assess to that money.. He said NO, unless I put the house in both of our names.
It may vary from state to state. Call legal aid.
If your state is a community property state then it’s both of yall’s…anything bought while together is both…
No it is actually a joint property …sorry but whatever was your became ours in the marriage if ther was no pre nup
depends whose name is on the deed, depends if u live in a community property state, its really something u need to talk to an attorney about. but if the spouse used money they already had like an inheritance and did not mingle that money with marital monies it may well be their home and it wouldn’t be included in marital as setts. but then again they say that anything bought during the marriage has to be split fifty fifty. really would depend on whose name its in.