The Montana Supreme Court upheld the husband's right to retain a home purchased prior to marriage, even though the deed was in the wife's name. The ruling establishes that significant financial contributions (nearly $955,000) can lead to the assignment of an asset as separate property, even in the absence of title. [1]

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  1. The Times of India Montana man wins home after funding $955,000 despite title being in wife's name