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California Property Division Calculator

Transparent, step-by-step calculations for dividing real property and RSU / stock options under California community property law. All computations run entirely in your browser — nothing is stored or transmitted.

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Real Property Calculator

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Divide community real estate using California case law. Handles all three scenarios automatically.

  • Moore-MarsdenSeparate property purchased before marriage
  • TransmutationProperty converted from separate to community
  • Community PropertySimple 50/50 split for marital purchases
  • Watts / EpsteinOccupancy charges & sole-payer credits post-separation

RSU / Stock Options Calculator

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Allocate community interest in restricted stock units vesting across the marriage period.

  • Nelson formulaGrant-to-vest overlap with marriage (recommended)
  • Hug formulaHire-date-to-vest ratio (alternative approach)
  • Multi-grant / multi-tickerUnlimited RSU grants per spouse
  • Equalization paymentNet community proceeds owed between parties

Who uses this tool?

Attorneys & Paralegals

Quickly verify calculations for settlement negotiations and marital settlement agreements.

Mediators & Forensic CPAs

Generate clear step-by-step breakdowns to explain the math to both parties.

Individuals

Understand your rights before consulting an attorney or entering negotiations.

Legal Basis

In re Marriage of Moore (1980)

28 Cal.3d 366 — community interest in separate property

In re Marriage of Marsden (1982)

130 Cal.App.3d 426 — proportional contribution formula

In re Marriage of Watts (1985)

171 Cal.App.3d 366 — occupancy charges post-separation

In re Marriage of Epstein (1979)

24 Cal.3d 76 — reimbursement for sole mortgage payer

In re Marriage of Nelson (1986)

177 Cal.App.3d 150 — RSU grant/vest overlap formula

In re Marriage of Hug (1984)

154 Cal.App.3d 780 — hire-date allocation method

Not legal advice. This tool performs mathematical calculations based on California case law formulas. Results are informational only and do not substitute for advice from a licensed California family law attorney. Property division outcomes depend on many factors not captured by these calculators.