How do you keep all your pre-marital assets in a divorce? People are always worried about losing assets in a divorce. You may have acquired a house, a boat, and a pension plan long before you met your spouse. Do you risk losing these things if you get a divorce? The quick answer is no you don't. Those assets you acquired before the marriage are considered separate property. If you take those assets and make them marital, then you risk losing a piece of it. You do this by issuing a deed to the asset in your spouse's name. You gifted the asset to the marriage. There are ways to ruin the separate status of your assets.

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