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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You all need to educate yourselves. Maybe only two posters have a clue about what constitues a marital estate and they are 19:01 and 18:18. From the date if your marriage to the date of your separation all earnings and income are marital property absent a premarital agreement specifying otherwise. Inheritances, gifts, and premarital property are separate property. This is regardless of how the property is titled. So, the choices you make regarding both spouses working outside the home or one working inside the home will bear upon both of you in divorce. If Virginia at least, if one party works inside the home his/her nonmonetary contributions are considered in dividing the marital estate upon divorce. The account OP describes is 100 percent marital property and if she is worried about a lack of savings then she needs to contribute to the marital estate. Everyone needs to understand these concepts and stop acting as though money earned during the marriage is either his or hers or if a spouse stays home he/she is not entitled to a working spouse's earnings. Absent a pre-nip it is ALL marital. [/quote] True, but you have to go to court to get it. And many times when a divorce happens, one or both parties doesn't want to disclose or share. Each person in a marriage should have access to a pot of ready cash. But this OP is still a deluded brat.[/quote] Actually, I am a divorce attorney and litigator. Most of my cases settle when the other side realizes I issue discovery and subpoenas and that it will be far less expensive to come to the settlement table and voluntarily disclose your assets. It is terribly hard to hide money...everything has a trail. [/quote]
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