Property and the Presumption of Equal Contribution in a Divorce
About this episode
This episode explores the critical distinctions between marital and separate property in divorce proceedings, focusing on the presumption of equal contribution.
Send us Fan Mail One of the biggest surprises in divorce? The law often assumes equal contribution, even when one spouse earned the paycheck and the other carried the invisible labor. This episode of Modern Family Matters explores the critical distinctions between marital and separate property in divorce proceedings, with particular emphasis on how these principles apply to business assets. Host Steve Altishin and Founding Attorney Lewis Landerholm explain that Oregon courts have juris...
People in this episode
Host: Steve Altishin
Topics covered
- divorce
- property division
- equal contribution
- marital property
- separate property
- business assets
Keywords
- Oregon courts
- invisible labor
- divorce proceedings
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Books & works: Modern Family Matters
Places: Oregon
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