BLAIR LEE III, Acting Governor

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(I) DETERMINE WHICH OF THE PARTIES SHALL

HAVE THE CONTINUED POSSESSION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY;

(II) TRANSFER OWNERSHIP FROM ONE SPOUSE TO
THE OTHER;

(III) ORDER THAT THE PROPERTY BE SOLD AND

THE PROCEEDS BE DIVIDED AS JUSTICE MAY REQUIRE;

(IV) ORDER EITHER OR BOTH PARTIES TO PAY

ALL OR PERT OF ANY INDEBTEDNESS RELATED TO THE PROPERTY; AND

(V) ORDER EITHER OR BOTH PARTIES TO

INSURE THE PROPERTY AND PAY THE COST OF ITS MAINTENANCE.

(2) THE COURT MAY MAKE A PRELIMINARY

DETERMINATION OF WHICH PERSONAL PROPERTY IS FAMILY USE

PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND PENDENTE LITE MAY EXERCISE ALL THE

POWERS OVER IT THAT ARE GRANTED IN THIS SUBSECTION, EXCEPT

THE POWERS GRANTED IN SUBSECTION (A)(1)(II) OR (III). THOSE

PRELIMINARY AND PENDENTE LITE DETERMINATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO

MODIFICATION DURING THE PENDENCY OF THE PROCEEDING.

DECREE CONCERNING FAMILY USE PERSONAL PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO
THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND LIMITED TO THE PERIOD OF TIME

SPECIFIED BY THE COURT, AND IS SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION OR

DISSOLUTION BY THE COURT.

(C) (A) WHEN GRANTING A DIVORCE LIMITED OR ABSOLUTE

DIVORCE, OR ANNULMENT, OR AT ANY TIME WITHIN 12 MONTHS

THEREAFTER IF IN ITS DECREE GRANTING THE DIVORCE OR

ANNULMENT THE COURT HAS EXPRESSLY RESERVED THE POWER TO DO

SO, THE COURT MAY RESOLVE ANY DISPUTE BETWEEN THE SPOUSES
WITH RESPECT TO THE OWNERSHIP OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
HOWEVER, EXCEPT FOR FAMILY USE PERSONAL PROPERTY, THE COURT
MAY NOT TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM ONE
SPOUSE TO THE OTHER.

(D) (B) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COURT'S
DETERMINATION OF THE OWNERSHIP OF PERSONAL PROPERTY WHICH IS
NOT FAMILY USE PERSONAL PROPERTY, THE COURT MAY:

(1)    GRANT A DECREE WHICH STATES WHAT THE
OWNERSHIP INTEREST OF EACH SPOUSE IS; AND

(2)    AS TO ANY JOINTLY OWNED PROPERTY, ORDER A
PARTITION OR SALE IN LIEU OF PARTITION AND A DIVISION OF THE
PROCEEDS.

3-6A-04.        REAL PROPERTY.

(A)         WHEN GRANTING A DIVORCE AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE OR

ANNULMENT, OR AT ANY TIME WITHIN 12 MONTHS THEREAFTER IF IN

ITS DECREE GRANTING THE DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT THE COURT HAS

EXPRESSLY RESERVED THE POWER TO DO SO, THE COURT MAY RESOLVE
ANY DISPUTE BETWEEN THE SPOUSES WITH RESPECT TO THE

(B) ANY PROVISION IN ANY TEMPORARY OR FINAL ORDER OR