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  • Community Property and Your IRA: What You Need to Know
    What do you get when community property mixes with your IRA? You will discover that the results can be confusing Here are some facts every IRA owner should know Community Property States The community property system has been adopted by nine states: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin
  • How Are IRAs Divided in California? - Law Offices of Baden V. Mansfield
    What Is the Difference Between Community, Separate, and Mixed Property? Community property is anything that is owned by both parties While IRAs are community property, the start date of an IRA affects how much of it each party is entitled to
  • Q: Are IRA accounts considered community property? - Justia Ask a Lawyer
    1 Timing of contributions: IRA contributions made during the marriage using income earned during the marriage are typically considered community property 2 Premarital IRA: If an IRA was established and funded before the marriage, it is usually considered separate property
  • Social Security and Retirement Benefits in California Divorce Cases . . .
    As California’s Second District Court of Appeals recently explained, state law in California generally dictates that retirement benefits are community property to be split evenly between spouses upon divorce Federal law, however, mandates that Social Security retirement benefits remain the separate property of the spouse who contributes to
  • Navigating California’s Community Property Laws: Dividing Pensions . . .
    California is a Community Property state, which means that assets acquired by either spouse during the marriage are generally considered community property and subject to equal division upon divorce This includes retirement accounts such as 401(k)s and pension plans
  • Social Security is Not Community Property - Pasadena Family Law Firm
    Social Security, however, considers payments to its program as property of the contributor and not community property, even though California considers income accrued during marriage as community property
  • Divorce Your Pension - CalPERS
    For CalPERS purposes, community property is the contributions you made and the service credit you accrued and or purchased during your marriage or domestic partnership Generally, your former spouse's community property interest may be up to 50 percent of your pension benefit
  • The Basics of Retirement Plan Division - Cristin Lowe Law
    California community property law applies to all assets acquired during marriage, including retirement accounts That means that regardless of whose name is on the plan, retirement assets are subject to being divided between both spouses
  • Retirement Benefits in California Divorce - Holstrom, Block Parke
    In general terms, California community property laws specify that assets and debts acquired between the start date of marriage to the date of separation will be divided equally upon divorce This is true even if it is property earned through only one spouse’s employment
  • How Do I Prove My Separate Contribution To A Community Asset And Get My . . .
    A spouse in California will have to use one of two methods to “trace” their separate contribution to commingled funds The direct tracing method requires specific and chronological records of each separate and community property deposit or withdrawal from the commingled account





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