Reed -- Marriage is about sharing love, sex, friendship, affection, sympathy, time, interests, etc. It isn't a business partnership. If she no longer wishes to be married to him she has a right to freely terminate the relationship. But she has no right to his money or property, nor he to hers. None. Each partner has a right only to that which they individually earned.

Incidentally -- she came out way ahead financially in her long-term relationship with Tiger, because he shared his fabulous wealth with her thruout their marriage. But it was act of generosity -- not part of their emotional bond, nor an aspect of their business partnership, to which she had a monetary right. "Community property" laws are collectivist and communist.

If they dissolved the marriage and neither party was at fault they should split the marriage property 50/50.

Tiger broke his marriage vow - "his" property belongs to an institution he betrayed.

Over a hundred million dollars, and half his wealth, was stolen from him by his ex-wife via America's monstrous divorce laws. Based on justice, she deserved zero. So Tiger Woods experienced evil at a surreal level. It's not easy to even partially recover from that -- especially since he has no idea what hit him.

Tiger is amazing, it is good to see his head clear and he is back in the game.