Skip to main content

(905) 707-3370  ·  info@krol.ca

Legal Insights
Family Law

Does Pre-Marriage Jewelry Become Shared Property in Ontario?

Ian Krol Family Lawyer
1 min read

**No. In Ontario, when you marry your jewelry remains your own. **

If the jewelry increases in value during the marriage, upon separation your husband will be entitled to share in the increase in the value of the jewelry.

If you have a marriage contract (or a prenuptual agreement), it may outline that if your marriage comes to an end your jewelry is your property and any increase in the value of the jewelry during the marriage will not be shared with your spouse.

This article is general information only. It is not legal advice, and reading it does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Every situation is different, so if you have a legal issue, speak to a lawyer who can give you advice specific to your circumstances.

Have Questions About Your Situation?

Every family law matter is different. Contact us for guidance specific to your circumstances.

Book a Consultation