How You Can Split Assets in Divorce in California
Just because California is a community property state does not mean that you are obligated to follow the state’s plan for asset division in divorce.
February 12, 2024
Just because California is a community property state does not mean that you are obligated to follow the state’s plan for asset division in divorce.
In the process of considering divorce, many people get concerned about whether California is a community property state, and what that will mean for them.
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