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There is no "we" with workers comp. Workers comp benefits belong to the injured worker.
 
I interpreted the original post to be asking if a law required workers comp benefits, without exception, to be split in the event of a divorce. It does not.

Obviously if in your specific situation a lump sum benefit has been determined to be a marital asset, that is a different story, but we cannot answer the question with only the information provided in the first post.
 
What Information will I need for you

You need a lawyer!

We can tell you that it MAY be considered marital. We can even tell you that it will PROBABLY be considered a marital asset. BUT, we would be negligent if we advised that it will absolutely, positively be considered a marital asset. You need to retain a lawyer.
 
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