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Learn how to protect separate property in Colorado divorce: tracing requirements under C.R.S. 14-10-113, the appreciation trap, and joint title pitfalls to avoid.
By DivorceAI Team — Legal & Financial Experts
Learn to protect separate property in Wisconsin divorce: the 50/50 presumption under Wis. Stat. 767.61, identity vs character analysis, and tracing strategies.
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Learn to protect separate property in Missouri divorce: the source-of-funds doctrine under RSMo 452.330, commingling rules, and tracing strategies that work.
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Learn to protect separate property in Maryland divorce: the source-of-funds theory under FL 8-201, direct tracing, and equitable distribution factors.
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Learn to protect separate property in Indiana divorce: the one-pot theory under Ind. Code 31-15-7, the 50/50 presumption, and five deviation factors.
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Learn to protect separate property in Massachusetts divorce: G.L. c. 208 Section 34 factors, contribution analysis, and why source matters for equitable division.
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Learn to protect separate property in Tennessee divorce: tracing under Tenn. Code Ann. 36-4-121, the substantial contribution test, and transmutation rules.
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Learn to protect separate property in Arizona divorce: tracing under A.R.S. 25-213, the Drahos/Barnett formula, and community lien calculations explained.
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Learn to protect separate property in Washington divorce: tracing under RCW 26.09.080, the defunct marriage test, and community property presumptions.
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Learn to protect separate property in Virginia divorce: tracing under Va. Code 20-107.3, the Brandenburg method, and the David v. David burden shift.
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Learn to protect separate property in New Jersey divorce: tracing under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23, the Dotsko doctrine, and Rothman equitable distribution factors.
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Learn to protect separate property in Michigan divorce: tracing under MCL 552.19, invasion statutes, and Sparks factors for equitable distribution.
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