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Q: Would Be Marrital Asset, Please Help?
asked by: mec4040 on January 31st, 2005
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Hello,

i'm going thru the beginning of divorce and have question about things bought while together.

Would a court decide to not include "his" baseball collection of cards, figures, etc. Or would the court see this as something that should be sold as a asset and split between us?

They were collected during our marraige.

Thanks for your time, and help.

Ps: live in ny

lisa s
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PattyV
replied on February 4th, 2005
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It would depend on the value of the collection.Does it have any meaning for you besides a monetary value??If it means more to him than you,might be better to just let that one go.If the collection has a great deal of monetary value and would really,truly make a difference in the quality of your life and/or your settlement,ask your attorney.I know we can lose perspective on things when we are hurt(i was guilty of this myself when my ex-fiance called off our wedding 3 weeks before the wedding).Ask yourself if having the collection or making him sell it will make a difference in year or two.If you cannot honestly say yes,let him keep it.Good luck and look to happier days.
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