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What is "Marital Property?"
In most states, all property purchased, earned, or won during the marriage is marital property.
Marital property generally includes the following:
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A home if purchased with earnings of either or both parties, if earned during the marriage.
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A pension plan, to the extent accrued during the marriage.
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The value of bank accounts, mutual funds, etc., at least to the extent the funds
deposited were earned by either party during the marriage.
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Bank accounts from before the marriage that, upon marriage, were re-titled to joint names.
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A home purchased before the marriage that, during the marriage, was re-titled to joint names.
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