SheScreamsInSil
Junior Member
In NJ. Let's say they want to assign student loans to one person as separate, personal debt in a divorce.
The student received tuition reimbursement which was converted to stocks, rather than being used to offset the student loans. Would it be reasonable to say that these stocks should also be considered as a personal asset and go solely to the student? (Rather than being divided 50/50 as a marital asset?) Thanks!
The student received tuition reimbursement which was converted to stocks, rather than being used to offset the student loans. Would it be reasonable to say that these stocks should also be considered as a personal asset and go solely to the student? (Rather than being divided 50/50 as a marital asset?) Thanks!