Kamgar

*139 Fred Kamgar appeals from a judgment ordering him to pay Moira Kamgar $1,952,056.50 for breach of his spousal fiduciary duties in failing to disclose to her that he risked in options trading an additional $8 million more than the $2.5 million in community assets she agreed he could trade in their investment account. The trial court determined Fred's undisclosed and reckless trading resulted in a loss of almost $4 million, in addition to losing the initial $2.5 million. 1 Fred contends the evidence does not support the conclusion he violated his fiduciary duties. Moira in her appeal contends she was entitled to more than the $1.9 million award she received as her community interest in the $4 million loss. But as we explain, the law and the evidence amply support the court's award, and we therefore affirm the judgment.

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FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY

Fred and Moira were married in May 1990 and had four children together before they separated in late January 2013. Highly educated, Moira began her studies at Harvard University at 16, then transferred to Sarah Lawrence College, where she received a bachelor's degree in international relations and Russian language studies. She…