Property division when current husband is living a double life with another woman and kids.

According to Ohio law, you are usually entitled to 50% of the marital assets. Marital assets are defined as those assets obtained by either or both parties through their marital efforts, that is efforts made during their marriage. If he inherited the money he used to buy the cars and the other house or if he was gifted those items, you would probably not be entitled to any portion of them. On the other hand, you are likely entitled to 50% of any assets he bought with money he earned during your marriage. Assuming you retain custody of the children, you should also receive child support. Depending on a number of factors, including the length of your marriage and the amount that each of you earns, you may also be awarded spousal support. You seem to be in a pretty tough situation. Good luck to you.

It is very unlikely you would be put out on the street if you own three homes. Typically all assets acquired during your marriage, regardless of in whose name they are titled, are subject to being divided between you and your spouse in a divorce. I would recommend you speak with an experienced divorce attorney in your area to discuss your rights. This will help calm your fears and arm you with the knowledge to make better decisions for you and your children. Best wishes.

You may also be able to make a claim for dissipation of marital assets, if your spouse has been spending a significant amount of "marital money" on this other secret life. Basically, you would want to figure out how much marital money has been spent on this other woman and request to get half of that amount back. Most likely you will need a forensic accountant to work with your attorney to make that claim.