What date should I use to value the assets and liabilities in a balance sheet?

When you first start building a balance sheet, it is ideal to use recent values to gain a good understanding of the current financial picture. As you move further in the process, you and your spouse may agree on a valuation date and update all values for the final agreement.

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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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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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What date should I use to value the assets and liabilities in a balance sheet?

Balance Sheet

Property Division Introduction

Property Division Legal Overview

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