Court-issued Judgements can sometimes be unpredictable due to different legal issues, different interpretations of the circumstances, the intent of the Parties, facts available or not available and a host of other issues. The Moore Marsden Experts know that there can be alternative conclusions, so we use something called Decision Trees in our reports in an effort to help identify those conclusions in order for the Parties or the Courts to be able to make decisions.

At Moore Marsden Experts, we understand the complexities involved when it comes to property division. That is why we have prepared this informative guide to help you better understand the concept of property transmutation and its significant implications. Whether you are a Divorcing Individual, an Attorney, or a Curious Reader, our goal is to provide a clear understanding of this important aspect of marital dissolution.

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California Family Law generally recognizes two types of property: Separate Property and Community Property. During a dissolution of marriage, this distinction is crucial in order to make the division of property, especially in relation to supplying the courts with an accurate Moore Marsden Calculation.

We want to remind our clients that not only are we the Moore Marsden Experts, but we are also Licensed Real Estate Brokers and Court-Appointed Real Estate experts. So let us handle your BPO needs today!

CPA’s, or Certified Public Accountants, especially those that are Forensic Accountants who specialize in Family Law areas of Accounting, are vital to completing Moore Marsden Calculations, and almost any other accounting involved in a marriage dissolution.

You might be wondering what we, as your Moore Marsden Expert do when your case does not have enough evidence to support your claim? Moore Marsden calculations can be complex and intricate.

If you live in a community property state like California, then you may know that typically your community assets and community liabilities will be divided jointly between you and your spouse in the event of a divorce. In California, that property may have appreciated greatly to the benefit of the Community.

If you’re facing a dissolution of marriage and seeking a Moore Marsden calculation to calculate how Real Estate will be divided, you will more than likely need several property valuations performed at various dates.

Hopefully you haven’t had the need to hire too many attorneys in the past, but life happens, and some events like deaths, marriage, and divorce are inevitable. So if you ever are in the need of an attorney, you may be wondering where to start.

If you are going through a divorce or are considering one, you most likely have one or two assets that need to be divided. I’m not talking about your beanie baby collection. I’m talking about your house, rental properties or even real estate tied to your business.

When dealing with a dissolution of marriage, relationships tend to also dissolve. This is to be expected, but when a spouse ends up acting against the Community for their own personal interests, this becomes an issue where the courts must now become involved.

Did you know that accessory dwelling units, or ADUs and other property improvements can be a significant factor when completing a Moore Marsden calculation?

It is incredibly important to save documents such as Birth certificates, Social Security cards, Marriage certificates, Adoption papers, Death certificates, Passports, Wills and living wills, Powers of attorney, Legal filings, Military records, Retirement and pension plans, Inheritance documents, and Beneficiary forms. But often many other documents are overlooked such as refinancing mortgage documents, notices of interest rate adjustments, grant deeds, title changes and mortgage statements.

In California divorces, marital dissolutions can be incredibly complicated, especially when real estate is involved. In some instances, a Party may have purchased Real Property prior to marriage and now they need…

After marriage, when the Community pays Principal on the Acquisition Loan of the Separate Property, the Community acquires a “Pro Tanto” interest in the change in value of the Property.