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Divorce & RE
Hi everyone. New to BP & RE. I've been searching for answers among past topics but haven't found one. Most topics are when divorce is happening or already had, not prior.
My question is -- are the properties in LLC protected from a divorce settlement? or one still needs to include LLC in the prenup? My thinking is since its a separate entity from the person, it should be shielded against divorce settlement. or I could be wrong.
Appreciate any input or links.
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Each state has different divorce laws, just like it's been mentioned previously. It's possible for a prenup or a trust to protect property in a divorce, but they had better be done correctly.
Good luck trying to protect property that is acquired with marital funds.