Equitable Asset Division Guide

Summary

In Connecticut, divorce involves equitable distribution of assets, considering financial contributions to the marital home. Moving out doesnt necessarily harm your case but may affect custody or possession. Document contributions and consult an attorney to understand how moving out might impact your interests in the home during divorce proceedings.

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I live in Connecticut and my wife is divorcing me. Thew house is in here name however i have made invested alot of money into the home. Can i get that money back
Hi ****! In Connecticut, during a divorce, the division of assets, including the home, is subject to equitable distribution. Here are some key points:
- Equitable Distribution: The court aims for a fair division, not necessarily equal.
- Contributions: Your financial investments in the house can be considered.
- Negotiation: You may be able to negotiate a settlement regarding your contributions.
Would you like more information on how this process usually works?
if I move out of the home will that affect my case
In Connecticut, moving out of the marital home doesn't necessarily affect your case negatively. However, it might impact certain aspects like custody or possession. It's important to document your financial contributions and discuss with your attorney how moving out might affect your interests in the home during the divorce proceedings.