Under California's community property laws, you and your ex should share almost all of your property and debts when you divorce. Unfortunately, not everyone will enthusiastically participate in property division proceedings with good intentions. Some individuals...
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3 ways your ex could help support your post-divorce retirement
Many married couples in California often have big gaps in their personal resources and earning potential. It is common for one spouse to earn far more than the other does, especially if the couple shares children. If you stayed home for years to raise your children or...
Income earned during your marriage is probably community property
Realizing that a divorce may be part of your immediate future can feel overwhelming. People often experience increased or even guilt about the failure of their marriage. There will also inevitably be concerns about the financial implications of splitting up with your...
What happens to retirement accounts and investments during divorce?
You’ve worked hard to build up a stable financial future for your family. You’ve built up a considerable retirement account, and you’ve carefully chosen investments that can grant you passive income streams in your old age. Now that divorce is on your doorstep, you...