The law provides for the valuation of nonmonetary contributions (1=yes; 0=no)

This indicator assesses whether legal frameworks explicitly acknowledge and provide mechanisms for valuing nonmonetary contributions made by a spouse, such as homemaking, childcare, and other supportive roles that do not have a direct financial return. It evaluates if the legal system ensures fair division of marital property or compensation to the stay-at-home spouse, recognizing their integral role in sustaining the family unit. Additionally, it considers whether the default property regime—be it full community, partial community, or deferred community—implicitly includes these contributions, thereby reinforcing equitable treatment during property division. This recognition is crucial as it affirms the economic value of caregiving and domestic work, promoting balanced financial outcomes for both partners in the dissolution of a marriage. Source: