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No, not as long as it remained separate property during your marriage.

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Q: Would you have to split property that you inherited in a divorce?
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Can siblings force the sale of inherited property in Florida?

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I have been separated from my spouse for 30 months and I have no children with her and no property to split but she wont sign divorce papers what do I do?

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What are the divorce laws in Gabon?

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Post probate could court force a split ownership of land?

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Should the children be split up between parents during a divorce?

No, children are not community property, and should not be treated as such. It's hard enough on the children for the parents to divorce, so for them to be split from their siblings would make it even harder for them.If the parents can't agree on which one would be the best one to have custody of the kids, the courts will. But the children should all stay together, unless they honestly want to be split up. And then it should only be considered if there is good reason to do so, and only after counseling with a child psychologist.


How fast can you get a divorce?

If the situation is amicable and there are no children involved, the quickest way is to come up with an agreement how the property will be split and what is settled in litigation. The price can range from 250 to 300 for a speedy divorce when both parties can civilly agree to the terms.


How can you split the house or equity in the house if your husband is in bankruptcy 13 at the time of divorce?

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