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Division of Property in Maryland

In Maryland, a couple's property is to be divided equitably when they divorce. Equitable distribution means that each spouse leaves the marriage with...

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Maine Marital Property FAQs

What you need to know about marital property in a divorce in Maine.

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Division of Marital Property in Kentucky

Find out how marital property (and debt) is divided in an Kentucky divorce case.

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Illinois Property FAQS

In Illinois, courts divide marital property equitably, not necessarily equally. But what property counts as marital property, rather than the separate...

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Equitable Division of Marital Property in Georgia

The state of Georgia recognizes that both spouses have an equitable interest in all marital property acquired during the course of the marriage. Unl...

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Division of Marital Property in Connecticut

How is marital property divided in Connecticut? If you're getting divorced in Connecticut, a superior court judge will preside over the matter and ov...

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Division of Property in Connecticut

Is Connecticut a Community Property state? No. Like the majority of states, including the Midwestern states and all states located along the Easter...

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California Community Property FAQs

What is community property? California law defines community property as any asset acquired or income earned by a married person while living wit...

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Virginia Marital Property FAQ's

What you need to know about marital property in Virginia.

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Dividing the Debts in a California Divorce

This article provides a basic overview of how debts are dealt with in California divorces and highlights some of the more complex issues that can ...

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