Forensic settlement quantification for marital assets and spousal support. Solve for community property and equitable distribution.
50 States
Statutory Matrix Verified
| Legal Model | Standard Split |
|---|---|
| Community Property | 50/50 |
| Equitable Dist. | Fair Split |
| Mixed Jurisdiction | Opt-In |
| Tier | Rate |
|---|---|
| Short-Term (<10y) | 30% Duration |
| Mid-Term (10-20y) | 40% Duration |
| Long-Term (20y+) | 50% Duration |
| Parameter | Status |
|---|---|
| IRS Tax Sync | Non-Deductible |
| State Match | 50 State Registry |
| Audit Version | S-Class v2.6 |
Divorce settlements are governed by **State Statutory Frameworks**. Our engine audits marital estates through automated application of community property and equitable distribution algorithms.
Marital vs Separate property audit
Duration and value weighting
50-State statutory synchronization
"Calibrated against 2026 State Statutes, AAML benchmarks, and individual State Supreme Court guidelines."
A: The 50/50 rule typically applies in Community Property states like California and Texas, where all marital assets and debts earned during the marriage are split equally between spouses.
A: Alimony is generally calculated as a percentage of the difference between spouses' incomes (often 25-40%), with the duration determined by the total years of marriage.
A: Community Property requires a mathematical 50/50 split of all marital items. Equitable Distribution allows judges to divide property 'fairly' based on factors like income, age, and contribution, which may not be equal.
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