Meigh is entitled to a piece of anything created/acquired post-wedding. Thats assets, and thatās also debts. It works the other way around too, but Meigh didnāt really acquire any assets or property though thereās a lot of debt on her credit cards that Gunt is going to have to take on half of.
Itās a case sheād need a good LOLyer for. If she could demonstrate that The Killstream tm was a joint venture, that she as much a part of the ābusinessā from the time of their marriage to divorce, then sheād have a case for being bought out or receiving a piece of future earnings but Guntās ābusinessā is worthless. The brand is radioactive. Guntās āintellectual propertyā, such as it is, is worthless.