Marital Property & Asset Division

Covers how property and debts are identified, valued, and divided in divorce or separation, including marital vs. separate assets, commingling, and equitable distribution or community property rules. Includes guidance on high-value and complex assets such as homes, retirement accounts, businesses, and inheritances, as well as the impact of prenuptial or postnuptial agreements.

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What is community property?

What is community property?

Community property is a marital property system in which most assets and debts acquired during the marriage are owned 50/50 by both spouses. It applies in nine U.S. states (with variations) and can significantly affect divorce, death, and financial planning outcomes. This article explains what counts as community vs. separate property, key exceptions, how property […]
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