"Entitled" is a loaded word. You are really not "entitled" to anything specific in a divorce settlement. Generally, you will be entitled to a portion of your "marital property." Basically, marital property is anything you or your spouse acquired during your marriage. Given that your spouse apparently had the business prior to marriage, it is questionable whether the entire business can be considered marital property. However, any equity acquired in the business during your two year marriage might arguably be considered marital property. That said, the question really is what is fair to both parties given the circumstances surrounding the divorce, the length of marriage, and the ability of the parties to provide for themselves; and, most importantly, what the parties can agree on.
Answered on Oct 01st, 2012 at 2:14 AM