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Crunching the numbersby Firmbee.com
Asset Allocation
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How is a signing bonus typically treated in a divorce settlement?

A signing bonus received during the marriage is usually considered an asset, whereas one received after the divorce may be categorized as unusual or irregular income. This differentiation helps determine whether the bonus should be included in the division of property or assessed as part of the post-divorce cash flow.

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Property Division Introduction

Property division is one of the two financial categories addressed in divorce, focusing on the division of assets and liabilities, including real estate, debts, financial accounts, investments, automobiles and personal possessions.

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Property Division Legal Overview

Learn about property division law generally and key differences between community property states and equitable division states.

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Balance Sheet

Learn about a balance sheet and how it can help you in the property division analysis.

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Employer Incentives

Walk through various considerations when valuing and dividing or buying out employer incentives, like bonuses or stock options.

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