| Is there Any Presumption in Florida
with Regard to Whether Assets and Liabilities Acquired by a Spouse after the
Parties are married are Marital or NonMarital Assets and Liabilities?
Yes. All assets acquired and liabilities incurred by
either spouse after the date of the marriage and not specifically
established as nonmarital assets or liabilities are presumed to be marital
assets and liabilities.
This presumption is overcome by a showing that the
assets and liabilities are nonmarital assets and liabilities. The
presumption is only for evidentiary purposes in the dissolution proceeding
and does not vest title. Title to disputed assets only vests by the judgment
of a court. FL ST 61.075 (7)
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