Marriage is supposed to be forever, but what happens when it isn't? Property division is one of the most difficult issues that can arise in an Ohio divorce and it is important to find an attorney who is experienced in both divorce and property division matters to make sure that your rights and interests are protected.

Property division has become a very prominent issue in the news lately as reports began to surface that singer Katy Perry failed a sign a prenuptial agreement before marrying British comedian Russell Brand. This means that Perry may have to give up half of her sizable $45 million in earnings during this ill-fated 14-month marriage.

"The vast majority of her money is coming from touring," said a Forbes magazine reporter regarding Katy Perry's marital earnings. "She's also really smart, she makes a ton of money from her endorsements and she's even launched a perfume line called Purr and that's all a great source of money too, but most of her money comes from being on tour."

Brand on the other hand brought in around $6 million which means he may be interested in securing some of his soon-to-be ex-wife's tour earnings. There is also the matter of the couple's $6.5 million mansion in California, which is probably also subject to division. It is unclear how much Brand stands to gain in this divorce however because both sides have not aired the details of their divorce.

Perry would not be the first celebrity to lose big in a divorce. Mel Gibson's wife allegedly took half of his $850 million fortune in his recent divorce.

Source: MSNBC, "Who walks away richer from Perry-Brand split?" Leslie Gornstein, Jan. 4, 2011