Legal Question in Family Law in Kentucky

The whole thing is determined by what the property agreement states. If that gives here a portion of the equity, then she has a portion of the equity. If there were no property settlement, then she would only have a right to that portion of the increased value in the house that can be traced to marital efforts to improve its value during the marriage. She would not have a right to any portion of increase in value just due to market forces. During the marriage, she also has a tiny interest in any property you own. This is referred to as the value of property owened during the "coverage" of the marriage. Usually, this amount is close to zero.