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A: Whether or not you get a divorce is completely determined by the details of your situation. The best way to make this decision is by speaking with a qualified mental health professional, trusted loved ones, and an experienced divorce lawyer.
A: If you are going through a divorce, you will not necessarily lose half of your assets and property. Depending on previous financial agreements, current familial arrangements, and other complex factors, you may be subject to more or less than your spouse.
A: Divorce can impact jointly owned shares in a variety of ways. Factors such as jurisdictional laws, the type of shares, and pre-existing arrangements between spouses all play a role in determining how shares are divided.
A: If non-matrimonial property in California is acquired before marriage or via an inheritance during marriage, it usually remains with the original owner. However, if it is jointly managed or commingled, it may be subject to equal distribution during divorce. The courts will consider factors such as these to determine fair allocation.
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