Updated January 2021:

When you’re dissolving your marriage, where do you start when it’s time to divide property and assets? Most couples have what is known as “community property,” which is jointly owned and must be divided during a divorce. In some situations, one spouse may own what is considered “separate property,” which can be kept in-tact during a divorce. But issues surrounding separate property are complex, and most property and assets will be considered community property. In this video, Brian Walters describes a simple way divorcing couples can use an Excel spreadsheet to work out the values of each type of jointly-owned property.

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