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Who Gets the Engagement Ring in Minnesota Divorce Cases?
 Information Provided by: Eric C. Nelson, Esq.Minnesota law is very clear on this point. If an engagement ring was given prior to the marriage, and a marriage subsequently took place, then the engagement ring is the non-marital property of the recipient, and the giver has no right to any of it’s value. This is in contrast to gifts of jewelry between spouses during the marriage, which remain marital property. * THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS NOT ADVICE FOR YOUR PARTICULAR CASE. ALSO, THIS INFORMATION APPLIES ONLY TO MINNESOTA LAW, AND NOT TO THE LAW OF ANY OTHER STATE OR COUNTRY.
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Who Gets the Engagement Ring in Minnesota Divorce Cases?
When dividing property in a Minnesota divorce, the spouses must be prepared with information about property, including date of purchase, an estimate of value, and details such as account numbers, serial numbers and so forth.
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