I owned my house a couples months before we got married, will I lose it

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I owned my house a couples months before we got married, will I lose it

We are at the beginning of the end and are possibly headed to a divorce. I bought
my house in april and we were married the end of July. Does that have any barring
on who would get the house.

We do have 2 kids together and she has one from a previous marriage. We are
looking at shared 50/50 split of custody

Asked on January 16, 2018 under Family Law, Michigan

Answers:

M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 6 years ago | Contributor

You need to go and see an attorney on a consultation in this matter.  The general rule is that assets acquired prior to marriage are separate property.  The can become marital or quasi-maritla property if, say, you put her name on the deed or she improved the property to increase its value.  Seems unlikely here but again, seek consultation.  Good luck.


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