Divorces in SEC filings
When a public-company executive transfers stock to a spouse or ex-spouse as part of a divorce, the company sometimes has to say so. These are the filings we've found, with the shares that changed hands.
| Date | Company | Executive | What the filing says | Shares | Filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 18, 2015 | Kforce | David L. Dunkel, chairman and CEO | Transferred shares to his former spouse under a final judgment of dissolution of marriage. The total could reach 682,115 shares, pending a rehearing and appeal. | 361,263 | Form 8-K |
| Dec 19, 2013 | PowerSecure International | Sidney Hinton, president and CEO | Transferred shares to his spouse under a separation agreement dividing marital assets in a pending divorce, with up to 35,000 more possible. | 138,770 | Form 8-K |
Related
Nvidia's announcement of its CEO transition (Nov 12, 2026). It doesn't mention a divorce, and none has been filed.
How we find these
We search EDGAR full-text search for phrases such as "domestic relations order," "dissolution of marriage" and "division of marital assets," then read each filing before logging it. We add filings as we find them.