Splitting the House: Reimbursement for Investments in the Family Home
In California, assets owned by a spouse before marriage will typically remain that spouse’s property after divorce. Assets acquired during the marriage, however, are presumed to be community property and will typically be divided evenly in divorce proceedings. So what happens when separate property funds are used to purchase a community asset? Our latest blog dives into reimbursement claims under California Family Code 2640.
The Art of the Split: Carried Interest and Divorce
One of the more complex financial elements to navigate during divorce proceedings is the treatment of carried interest, an issue particularly prevalent in divorces involving private equity, hedge fund, real estate, or venture capital professionals. This guide aims to shed light on the intricacies of carried interest and how it is treated in California divorce cases.