Roseville Property Division Lawyer

How is Community Property Divided in a California Divorce?

California is a community property state. This means that property such as your home, income and personal assets purchased during the course of the marriage will be considered community property and will be disbursed equally by the court.

In Roseville and California, property obtained over the course of the marriage is subject to equal division between the parties, with only some exceptions, which remain the separate and sole property of the spouse who acquired it. 

These exceptions are:

• Any property acquired prior to the marriage
• Property acquired after the date of separation
• Inheritance

Factors That Complicate Property Division:

• The division of the family home
• The division of a closely-held shared business, corporation, or real estate holdings
• Large estates / high net worth individuals
• Debts incurred by one or both parties
• The tuition paid for a college degree / professional license
• Retirement assets
• Deferred compensation for high-paying spouses

There are many aspects of your life that a complex divorce could impact, including your financial status/assets. Our Roseville property division lawyers can represent men and women in complex property division matters.

We Are Able To Assist in Protecting Your Assets During Property Division

When going through a divorce, one of the most challenging aspects can be the division of property and assets. Our Roseville property division lawyers understand the complexities of California's community property laws and are dedicated to protecting your financial interests during this difficult time.

Our experienced attorneys can help you navigate the division of:

• Real estate and property holdings
• Retirement accounts and investments
• Business interests and partnerships
• Personal belongings and assets

We work tirelessly to ensure that you receive your fair share of the marital estate and that your future financial security is safeguarded. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, we will advocate for your best interests and strive to achieve a favorable outcome in your property division case.