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But is unrealized capital gains from pre-existing stock considered income within the marriage?
Nope. If he acquired these stocks before or in between his marriages then the wife will not get any of them in CA since they are his separate property. It all depends on when he acquired the shares.
So, the $2.1 billion or a good part of it could all be his.
She's entitled to half of whatever salary he made during the marriage, so she's in for at least a $400 million payday.
Moral of the story: if you ain't no punk, holla we want prenup!