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Stock options are treated like any other marital asset in a divorce and must be valued to determine if they are marital or separate property. It is essential to understand the specific tax implications of dividing or exercising these options to ensure a fair settlement.

• Stock options are considered property and are subject to division during a divorce. • The court looks at when the options were accumulated to decide if they are marital property. • Options owned prior to the marriage are often separate property, adding complexity to the division. • Options can be divided 50/50 or via other equitable distribution methods. • Tax implications arise when exercising options, which requires careful planning and expert advice.

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