What can I do when my husband doesn’t want add me to his business bank account?
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What can I do when my husband doesn’t want add me to his business bank account?
We have been married almost 25 years and my husband refuses to add me to his business checking and savings account. what can I do? What rights do I have? When I ask him he said,
Asked on July 9, 2019 under Family Law, Pennsylvania
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 4 years ago | Contributor
You have no right to force him to add you to the account, just as if you have your own business or income, you can have your own account and refuse to add him. If you divorce him, you'd be entitled to a share of the marital assets (including the value of or money in the business) and may, if he is the primary breadwinner, also get spousal support (alimony). But the law does not intervene in, and courts have no power over, a marriage or a couple's domestic or financial arrangement except when a divorce case is filed.
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