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During marriage, a spouse receives a $100,000 inheritance from a parent and places the money in a separate account titled only in that spouse's name. No marital wages are deposited into that account. At divorce, the other spouse claims the inheritance must be divided because it was received during marriage.
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All inheritances automatically become marital property the moment they are received during marriage. An inheritance is marital property only if it is received from a relative of the other spouse. All inheritances automatically belong to both spouses only if the spouses have children. The inherited funds usually remain separate property if they were kept separate and traceable, but commingling or retitling can create a marital claim.

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