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==When Started== | ==When Started or Stopped== | ||
You cannot file a lawsuit for equitable distribution until after you and your spouse live in different homes (see [[Date of Separation]]). | You cannot file a lawsuit for equitable distribution until after you and your spouse live in different homes (see [[Date of Separation]]). | ||
==Citations== | ==Citations== | ||
Revision as of 20:15, 11 October 2022
| Equitable Distribution | |
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| Description | How property and debt are distributed between the spouses |
| Summary: | Most property and debt are divided 50/50 most of the time, regardless of which spouse has current possession or title. However, many rules and exceptions apply. |
When Started or Stopped
You cannot file a lawsuit for equitable distribution until after you and your spouse live in different homes (see Date of Separation).