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“My” money in Virginia divorce

November 4, 2016 By Katie Carter

I hear all the time, from both sides, that one party or another paid for something with “their” money during the marriage—usually as a justification for why a particular asset shouldn’t be subject to division in the divorce but should, instead, revert back to the one who paid for it.  "Well, it's my money anyway," I hear over and over. Separating what's "my" money and what's OUR money Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately, depending on which side of this issue you’re coming at it from), when it … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Divorce Tagged With: hybrid property, marital property, my money, property division in divorce, separate property, separation, stay at home wife, Virginia divorce

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