Property Acquired During Marriage. (Check one) ☐ Joint property. All assets, real property, and personal property earned, acquired and given to either Party individually during marriage and earned and acquired by both Parties through their joint efforts or given to both Parties will be treated as marital property and owned by both Parties equally or as otherwise designated in a writing signed by both Parties.
Property Acquired During Marriage. With respect to property acquired during marriage:
Property Acquired During Marriage. The parties recognize that either or both of them may acquire property during the marriage. The parties agree that the manner in which such property is titled during the mar- riage shall control such property’s ownership and distribution in the event of any divorce, dissolution of marriage, separation, or death of either party. Such property shall be held as provided in the instrument conveying or evi- dencing title to such property. If the instrument does not specify or if there is no instrument, the property shall be held as a tenancy by the entirety, or as a joint tenancy with rights of survivorship in the event tenancy by the entirety is not recognized by the court having jurisdiction over the distribution of such property. Any property acquired that does not normally have a title or ownership certificate shall be considered as joint property unless otherwise specified by the parties in writing. All wedding gifts shall be deemed joint property, unless specified as separate property in either Exhibit A or B.
Property Acquired During Marriage. Except as specifically set forth in this Agreement, the term "separate property" shall include any property acquired by the parties respectively during the marriage, including, without limitation, their salaries, fees, royalties, and other forms of compensation earned by either party, including any income or compensation earned in any manner relating to the services or efforts provided on behalf of a party’s separate property.
Property Acquired During Marriage. With respect to property acquired during marriage: Property earned, acquired and given to individually during marriage will be treated as ’s and remain ’s non-marital, separate and individual property. Any increase in the value relating to the separate property will also remain as the non-marital, separate and individual property of . has the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of ’s separate property. However, the following individual property of ’s will be considered the marital property of both and : . Property earned, acquired and given to individually during marriage will be treated as ’s own and remain ’s non-marital, separate and individual property. Any increase in the value relating to the separate property will also remain as the non- marital, separate and individual property of . has the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of ’s separate property. However, the following individual property of ’s will be considered the marital property of both and : . All assets and property that are earned and acquired by both parties through their joint efforts or given to both parties will be treated as marital property and owned equally by and or as otherwise designated in a writing signed by both parties. In the event the marriage is terminated, the marital property is subject to division as determined by the jurisdiction whose law governs the construction of this Agreement.
Property Acquired During Marriage. With respect to property acquired during the marriage, all assets, real property, and personal property earned, acquired and given to either Party individually during the marriage and earned and acquired by both Parties through their joint efforts or given to both Parties will be treated as marital property and owned by both Parties equally or as otherwise designated in a writing signed by both Parties.
Property Acquired During Marriage. With respect to property acquired during the marriage, any property earned, acquired and given to either Party individually during marriage will be treated as such Party’s non-marital, separate and individual property, including any increase in the value relating to the property, except for the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties: Each Party will have the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of his or her separate property. All assets and property that are earned and acquired by both Parties through their joint efforts or given to both Parties will be treated as marital property and owned equally by the Parties or as otherwise designated in a writing signed by both Parties.
