What cannot be divided in a divorce?

Property that is personal private property is not subject to division upon divorce. The personal private property of each of the spouses is the property that belongs to only one of the spouses and is not covered by the family law principle of joint property of the spouses.

Such property is considered to be:

• property acquired by one of the spouses before marriage;

• property acquired by a husband or wife during marriage on the basis of a donation agreement;

• property acquired by inheritance;

• property that was purchased with the personal funds of one of the spouses;

• things for individual use, including jewelry, even when they were purchased at the expense of joint funds of the spouses;

• property acquired during their separate residence in connection with the actual termination of marital relations;

• premiums, awards that were received for personal merit, insurance payments, compensation for lost or damaged things or for inflicting moral damage