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There are basically two different kinds of marital property systems - the "community property" system used in nine states, and the "common law" property (also called "separate property" system) used in the remaining states. Within each system, there are numerous differences among the states, so only general answers can be given to most questions. It is important to get advice from a lawyer who is knowledgeable about the specific marital property system in your state.
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