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llworking
I am not sure that being added to a life estate has any value at all. The purpose of a life estate (which is often granted by someone who has died) is to allow someone to remain in a home for the rest of their life, and then when they die, the property reverts to whomever was originally granted the property in the original will.
A common example is a second marriage where the house is owned by one spouse as separate property, and they want it to go to the children when they die but they want their spouse to be able to live in the house for the remainder of the spouse's life.
Therefore, unless you are mistaken as to the details, I don't see how it would have any value at all...marital asset or not.