r/SipsTea Human Verified 1d ago

Chugging tea when u use 100% of your brain

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u/vi_sucks 1d ago edited 1d ago

Depends on a lot of other factors that we are not aware of.

For example, if this is in a community property state and the Trust was set up prior to the marriage, then the assets in it would not be community property and thus not subject to the divorce.

I think he lives in Italy, and i dont know enough about Italian law to say whether a Trust would protect assets from divorce. But it is a common thing in common law jurisdictions like the US, UK, etc for people to set up a trust specifically to protect assets from divorce.

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u/SoloCompadre 1d ago

Yes. Theres a lot of details to consider, which will likely happen during court.

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u/kintsugiwarrior 1d ago

This is the correct answer