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Indiana is an equitable property division state, meaning that the court will divide property in the way it sees as most fair, not necessarily equally. In many divorces, dividing property is the most difficult part of the process.In a divorce, it is not certain that RA would get 1/2 ownership of the house. If his wife contributed more to the payments or used an inheritance to pay down the mortgage or pay a lump sum of cash up front, a divorce judge could give her more than 1/2 of the property. Unless Indiana is a community property state. I don't know if it is. Nonetheless, even if it is, if she used funds from before her marriage to pay off the house or for a down payment, perhaps she would be entitled to that money in a divorce situation. JMO.
Like Florida, where Julie Schenecker demanded of her husband -the grieving father of the two kids she murdered - half their assets, $50,000 in legal costs, permanent alimony, her diamond engagement ring and a life insurance policy on Parker Schenecker with her as the beneficiary.
"All she's asking for is what she's legally entitled to," her attorney said. "And her current situation has zero impact on the divorce."
Legal experts agree. In nearly all cases, experts said, assets and liabilities acquired during marriage must be split between spouses. And pending criminal charges should be immaterial to divorce proceedings, they said.
Dividing property in an Indiana divorce - Emswiller, Williams, Noland & Clarke, LLC
On behalf of Kent Emswiller Indiana is an equitable property division state, meaning that the court will divide property in the way it sees as most fair, not necessarily equally. In many divorces, dividing property is the most difficult part of the process. In many cases, spouses cannot agree...
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MURDER, DIVORCE, A BATTLE FOR $1M
The father of slain kids tries to protect his assets with a wrongful death suit.