That might be tough to prove in court. She could always claim this wasn't premeditated. Even is they could prove it, I don't think there is a law that specifically bans golddigging. OP should get the best lawyer he can though. The lawyer might be expensive but it's better than handing her his house and money without a fight.

Or.. they just recently got married and he owned the house prior to getting married to her. I feel like most people, once divorce is brought up, start to claim what they consider theirs.

What a stupid response. These are obviously things he legally owned before putting her on the title, and probably owned before he even met her.

It always. In some cases if you owned the home prior to getting married and it was only in your name, then it is exempt from being split. A major part though that plays into that is how long were they married.

you split things that come about after the marriage. so she wouldn't have had rights to half of everything before that

Yeah, except in cases where the spouse who owned the stuff put the other spouse on the title.

Thats not how it works