DIVISION OF PROPERTY
In general, property that you and your spouse bought while
you were married, with money that you shared, is considered marital property
and belongs to both of you. This includes real estate, household goods,
appliances, furniture, cars, boats, trailers, stocks, bonds, etc. It generally
does not matter who bought the property, or in the case of vehicles or real
estate, whose name is on the title or deed, as long as the property was
purchased during the marriage. When you get your divorce, this property must be
divided. If you and your spouse cannot agree on how it should be divided, the
Judge will have to decide.
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