If my spouse received stock option grants during marriage but they have not vested yet, and if they vest in the future with significant value, is that community property?
The analysis of this situation is somewhat complicated. Essentially, a portion of the gains upon the exercise of stock options will be community property and a portion will be separate property, based upon various formulas. We at the Law Offices of Nancy J. Bickford, APC are well-versed in these formulas and divorce laws in San Diego and can advise you of your rights.
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