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Marital property is property that was accumulated during the marriage, so it’s – it can be retirement plans, and those retirement plans can be what did your employer contribute. It can be, you know, you bought a house and the appreciation on that house, personal property, all those kinds of things. Anything acquired during the marriage is considered marital.
Edina, MN Family Law Attorney, Jane Van Valkenburg describes the difference between marital property and non-marital property under Minnesota law.