Example:
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If a spouse had a 401(k) worth $100,000 before marriage and it grows to $300,000 by divorce, the $200,000 growth (plus interest/earnings) is generally community property, while the original $100,000 is separate property.
Example:
If a spouse had a 401(k) worth $100,000 before marriage and it grows to $300,000 by divorce, the $200,000 growth (plus interest/earnings) is generally community property, while the original $100,000 is separate property.
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