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Marital house was purchased well before the marriage and is deeded in husband's name only. All utilities and real estate taxes are in husband's name only. Wife asked for divorce, husband asks wife to leave, she refuses and makes living there unbearable, so husband leaves. Separation court order states she can live there as long as she pays all bills, until divorce hearing. Is the husband going to get his house back, since it was his before marriage and is deeded in his name only?
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Marital property includes an increase in value of non marital assets. If the house is worth more now than it was on the date of marriage, that increase is marital.
Answered on May 09th, 2013 at 4:17 PM