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I Inherited Money. Is My Spouse Entitled To Part Of That?

September 11, 2013 by Marc Jacob

Inherited money or other assets are considered separate property, which your spouse is not entitled to. However, the money/assets may be subject to equitable distribution if you commingle them with other marital money/assets.

This includes giving those inheritances to the children of the marriage or depositing the inheritances into a joint account. To keep the inheritance money/assets separate property, you must prevent them from being commingled with any account you share with your spouse

Filed Under: Divorce

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