COMMUNITY PROPERTY LAW OF MISSOURI?? HELP!

09-18-2000, 11:59 PM

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Can anybody please help me with this, the community property laws in Missouri? Mainly I need to know IF I'm entitled to ANY of my husband's 401 (k) plan worth in excess of $150,000 (I'm the beneficiary). And, could he be forced to sell our home, worth $300,000 and give me half of the profit? He had it built before we met, however, we refinanced two years ago and MY name is now on the mortgage. Also, could he be forced to pay spousal support? I quit my job when we met and I have not worked for 3 years. I do ALL the housework and maintenance, shopping, laundry, dishes, etc., he does NONE of it, but I don't work outside the home for $$$. ANY help, ANYbody? I'd be so grateful as I need to know what I'm up against if this comes to a divorce, God knows I don't want that. Thank You.

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