One half of inherited real estate is separate not marital property.

6/12/2013

In the case of Layman v. Layman, the Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that the trial court erred in classifying as marital property the one-half interest in real estate appellant inherited during the marriage where using separate property to secure a loan which is used for marital purposes and is subsequently repaid in full using marital funds does not transmute the pledged property into marital property.

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