adjusterjack
Senior Member
That's something else you have to pay attention to and may have to be negotiated. Your decree (or a separation agreement) should specify whether the asset division should be as of the date of separation or as of the date of the decree.Sorry, guys silly questions and unrelated but in my case financial discovery is done divorce not finalized if my stocks rose after discovery has been filed and acknowldeged will I also have to share this with my STBX. Or does the discovery puts a cap on your finances?
My ex overlooked that and her 401(k), ESOP, and profit sharing were worth double on the date of the decree than they were worth when we separated while my 404(k) remained a fraction of hers. The split was made as of the date of the decree and I was quite happy with the results.