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ChaosAzeroth posted...

I meant their possessions lmao. How that would work. Jfc

Their possessions are their possessions, with the possible exception of certain high-ticket items that are actually owned by the parent who bought them and being used by the child. While a parent acts as custodian of a child's possessions, a child's possessions aren't a parent's possessions.

ChaosAzeroth posted...

But yeah the whole house thing especially. Nothing is actually in my name at all actually.

If it's in your wife's name, it doesn't matter. It's still one of your possessions unless there were legal pre-marital stipulations. That's why people try to transfer things to third-parties during divorces because merely having something in just your name isn't enough.

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