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Separate Property Can Become Marital Property

Kevin Hickey Blog 18 October 2017 07 March 2007

Assets that are separate property (and therefore not marital property) can become marital property when they are used in certain ways.

This case from the Court of Appeals illustrates how this can happen, much to the chagrin of one of the parties.  Here's the link... http://courts.state.ar.us/unpublished/2007a/20070307/ca06-722.pdf

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