📈 What Happens to Jointly Held Stocks and Bonds After Divorce? | Los Angeles Divorce 📈 If you and your spouse held investments like stocks or bonds during your marriage, don’t overlook these assets in your divorce. In this video, we explain the smartest ways to divide brokerage accounts, avoid taxes, and protect your share. 📌 What You’ll Learn: ✔ How California community property laws apply to stocks, bonds, ETFs, and mutual funds 📚 ✔ The pros and cons of selling investments vs. in-kind transfers 💹 ✔ Why you don’t have to liquidate your joint accounts to divide them fairly 💼 ✔ Real client story: how a couple saved money and stayed invested 📊 ✔ How Divorce661 works directly with brokerage firms to get it done right ✅ 💡 Real Client Story: We worked with a couple who had a substantial joint brokerage account. They initially thought they had to liquidate everything to divide it fairly. We explained how they could transfer half the holdings in-kind—meaning without selling—and avoid unnecessary taxes. They each ended up with their share of the portfolio and stayed on track with their financial goals. 💼 Why Work With Divorce661? ✔ Flat-Fee Divorce Services That Include Investment Division 💼 ✔ We Coordinate With Brokerages to Handle Transfers Properly 📑 ✔ Avoid Delays, Tax Traps, and Asset Division Disputes 🔍 ✔ 100% Remote Support Across California 🖥️ 📞 Going through divorce with shared investments? Visit Divorce661.com to book your FREE consultation. We’ll help protect your portfolio and peace of mind. 💬 Have you had to divide investments in a divorce? Tell us what surprised you most in the comments! #Divorce661, #DividingInvestments, #StocksAndDivorce, #CaliforniaDivorce, #FlatFeeDivorce, #DivorceTips, #DivorceHelp, #DividingAssets, #DivorcePlanning, #InvestmentAccounts