What Is the Divorce Relevant Difference Between Community Property and Separate Property? How Can It Affect Owning a Business?
Posted on Jun 27, 2014 6:04am PDT
Q. Howard D. of California asks: "What Is the Divorce Relevant Difference Between Community Property
and Separate Property. I Am a Business Owner How Does This Affect Me?"
A. Brett Disdale from Pension Evaluators & QDROS Of Troyan, Inc Associates
Group, answers: "In a Community Property State you have to consider your marriage
like you would a Business Partnership, it's a shared profit. Any funds
accumulated during the course of the marriage are considered "Community
Property". Any inheritances given specifically to one spouse or the
vested pension funds acquired before the marriage remain Separate Property.
If you were to own a business prior to your marriage, the business remains
his or her separate property during the marriage, however; in the legal
field there are never any absolutes, each matter has its own details.
Contact one of the Troyan Experts on our QDRO Unit today!"
Brett Disdale
Senior QDRO Writer
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