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28-72-604. Dissolution of marriage.
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28-72-604. Dissolution of marriage.
For purposes of the dissolution of the marriage of the settlors, the respective property rights of settlors who are married to each other shall not be affected or changed by the transfer of the property to, or the subsequent administration of the property as an asset of, a qualified spousal trust during the marriage of the settlors unless both of the settlors expressly agree otherwise in writing.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 28-72-604
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.28.odt
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28-72-604. Dissolution of marriage.
For purposes of the dissolution of the marriage of the settlors, the respective property rights of settlors who are married to each other shall not be affected or changed by the transfer of the property to, or the subsequent administration of the property as an asset of, a qualified spousal trust during the marriage of the settlors unless both of the settlors expressly agree otherwise in writing.
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