Common use of Separate Property Clause in Contracts

Separate Property. With respect to property acquired prior to the marriage, each Party’s property listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B will remain as the respective Party’s non-marital, separate and individual property during and after the marriage, including any increase in the value relating to the property. Each Party will have the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of his or her separate property. However, the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties:

Separate Property. With respect to property acquired prior to the marriage, each Party’s property listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B will remain as the respective Party’s non-marital, separate and individual property during and after the marriage, including any increase in the value relating to the property, exception for the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties: __________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ (Optional). Each Party will have the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of his or her separate property. However, the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties:.

Separate Property. With respect to property acquired prior to the marriage, each Party’s property listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B will remain as the respective Party’s non-marital, separate and individual property during and after the marriage, including any increase in the value relating to the property. Each Party will have the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of his or her separate property. However, the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties:: _____________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ (Optional)

Separate Property. With respect to property acquired prior to the marriage, each Party’s property listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B will remain as the respective Party’s non-marital, separate and individual property during and after the marriage, including any increase in the value relating to the property. Each Party will have the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of his or her separate property. However, exception for the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties: