California is a “community property” state, meaning shared assets are typically divided equally during a divorce in the absence of any other agreement.
Allegations Of Second Jensen Huang Affair Ramp Up Divorce Speculation—Billionaire’s Wife Could Get Half His $140 BillIon Fortune
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Forbes BusinessBy Alison Durkee, Forbes Staff
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
California is a “community property” state, meaning shared assets are typically divided equally during a divorce in the absence of any other agreement.
Key Takeaways
- Allegations Of Second Jensen Huang Affair Ramp Up Divorce Speculation—Billionaire’s Wife Could Get Half His $140 BillIon Fortune.
- California is a “community property” state, meaning shared assets are typically divided equally during a divorce in the absence of any other agreement.
- California is a “community property” state, meaning shared assets are typically divided equally during a divorce in the absence of any other agreement.
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