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Supreme Court Rules Separate Property Can Impact Joint Assets in Divorce
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By ג'ניפר סילון
First reported by Ynet · Aug 30, 2026
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court ruled that how a couple handles separate properties during marriage can influence the division of joint assets in a divorce. The court upheld a lower court's decision to divide a marital home, despite the husband's claims of separate ownership.
- 01Separate property handling can indicate intentions for joint assets in divorce.
- 02Supreme Court upheld division of a marital home.
- 03Proof of intent is needed for dividing external assets.
- 04Couple lived together for 35 years, married for 25.
- 05Dispute centered on a home in Kiryat Ono.
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