Property Division

The state of California is a community property state, which means that assets within a marital estate are divided evenly in a divorce. Generally speaking, an art collection might be considered a joint asset if it were acquired after marriage became official. However,...

Typically, when you go through a divorce in California, your house is sold and you and your ex split the profits from the sale. However, if you’re a real estate investor who has a portfolio, you may want to consider protecting those assets during your divorce. Here...

If you're divorcing someone in California who owns cryptocurrency, the process can get complex. Here's a closer look at how cryptocurrency can be difficult to deal with. Volatility rates As is the case with most investments, the value of cryptocurrencies often changes...

If you missed the window to sign a prenuptial agreement, you could still create one in California. A postnup is, essentially, the same document as a prenup. The only difference is that you sign it during your marriage instead of before. During your marriage, you may...

When California residents first initiate a divorce with their spouse, one of the biggest questions they have is what to do with their home. There are many options, including selling it or awarding it to one party. While you might have some initial instincts of what...

Property division and asset evaluation in divorce can be difficult, especially when the assets are stock options and restricted stock units (RSUs). These assets are speculative and do not have a fixed value. However, if you live in the state of California, you are...