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Divorce Myths: Assets are Divided 50/50
In a community property state, like California, the law provides that all assets a married couple accumulated during their marriage belongs equally to them both. When they divorce, those assets are to be divided 50/50. At least that is how it should be done in theory. In reality, the 50/50 division is almost a myth. There are factors that affect how this division is done. Often, couples who do … [Read More...]
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