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Family Law · Property Division

Marital Asset
Division

Lays out a marital balance sheet and models how it might split under either a community property regime or an equitable distribution regime. Separate property is tracked apart from marital property, illiquid and tax-deferred assets are shown at an after-tax equivalent, and the result is an illustrative allocation, not a settlement.

Data: 2026 (state property regimes; no dated dollar figures)

State Regime STEP 1
Nine states plus Puerto Rico use community property. Equitable distribution does not mean equal.
Locked to 50 when community property is selected, editable in equitable distribution.
Asset Rows STEP 2
Description Gross value ($) Debt ($) Character Marital % (mixed) Tax character Embedded gain ($) Asset type Assigned to
Global Tax Assumptions STEP 3
Applied to retirement balances for the after-tax equivalent view.
Applied to the unrealized gain portion.
Commission and closing costs, applied only in the liquidation view.
This is an illustrative estimate, not legal advice and not a prediction of any court outcome. Property division and support are subject to judicial discretion and vary by state. Consult a family law attorney before relying on any figure here.
Illustrative Equalization Payment
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A modeled transfer, not an entitlement
Marital Estate, After-Tax Equivalent
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Gross to after-tax gap
Deviation From Target Split
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How far the current assignment sits from target
Estate Summary
Marital estate, gross--
Marital estate, after-tax equivalent--
Separate property, Spouse A--
Separate property, Spouse B--
Target share, Spouse A--
Target share, Spouse B--
Currently assigned, Spouse A--
Currently assigned, Spouse B--
Currently unassigned--
Liquidity ratio, Spouse A--
Liquidity ratio, Spouse B--
Per-Row Detail
AssetCharacterNet equityMarital equityAfter-tax equivalent
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