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Buffalo Divorce Attorney Discusses Marital Property

As a dedicated Buffalo Divorce Attorney, Divorce clients often ask, “What’s the difference between marital property and separate property?”

  • Marital property is any property acquired by either party during the marriage, such as a home or automobiles.
  • Property either of you owned prior to the marriage is not marital property, so if you owned a home or other property before you married – although there may be a claim to some of that separate property – it is not specifically marital property.

Are you going through the division of assets phase of your divorce?  Contact dedicated Buffalo Divorce Attorney Michael Ranzenhofer for navigation.

This educational legal video was brought to you by Michael Ranzenhofer, an experienced Buffalo Divorce Attorney.

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