My question involves a marriage in the state of: Florida
My wife and I have only been married for a little over 9 months and together total for 1 1/2 years. We're beginning the divorce process and are working on dividing our assets. We don't have much other than some furniture and the rings. We discussed right before marriage that if divorce ever occurred, we would give the rings back to one another unless adultery was committed. She is the one who wants the divorce and I don't think, or at least can't prove, she committed adultery. She had the engagement and wedding bands welded together, if that means anything. I've read that in some cases they take into consideration that a ring is given based on the idea that it is given for the marriage and if it fails, may sometimes be ordered to be given back. I'm curious to see what, if any, law there is that specifically states who will get them in my case. Both rings were bought before the marriage and given to her prior to it as well so that she could have them welded together before the ceremony. Hope that's enough information!

Thanks,

Bruce