Hello,
Posting on this site again because it is so very helpful :-))
I moved to Netherlands and was married there (that is where my husband is from...we are now separated almost 2 years but still in court working on this).
My husband owned a house in Netherlands and I lived there for almost 2 1/2 years before he immigrated back to Canada with me. The Dutch house was sold and we bought a house in Ontario which we lived in until separating. I understand this is the Matrimonial Home.
My question is concerning the house that he owned in the Netherlands before we were married. Was that ever considered a Matrimonial home and does he get credit for it when it comes to equalization?
He is saying he wants the judge to consider his assets he owned before we were married which is mostly the Netherlands home.
Thank you
Posting on this site again because it is so very helpful :-))
I moved to Netherlands and was married there (that is where my husband is from...we are now separated almost 2 years but still in court working on this).
My husband owned a house in Netherlands and I lived there for almost 2 1/2 years before he immigrated back to Canada with me. The Dutch house was sold and we bought a house in Ontario which we lived in until separating. I understand this is the Matrimonial Home.
My question is concerning the house that he owned in the Netherlands before we were married. Was that ever considered a Matrimonial home and does he get credit for it when it comes to equalization?
He is saying he wants the judge to consider his assets he owned before we were married which is mostly the Netherlands home.
Thank you
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