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If you're a stay-at-home parent in a long-term marriage, you may worry about losing your home in a divorce. This discussion explains that while you won't be forced to get a job right away, the house is a marital asset that may need to be sold to ensure a fair settlement for both parties.

• The family home is a marital asset that often needs to be sold and split in a divorce. • Being a stay-at-home parent does not guarantee you can stay in the house until the children are 18. • If you cannot agree, a court may order a buyout of your spouse, or the house will be sold. • You will not be forced to get a job immediately, as you will have a property settlement, child support, and possibly alimony. • For long-term financial stability, it is practical to consider re-entering the job market sooner rather than later.

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