Introduction On July 20, 2015, the California Supreme Court issued In re Marriage of Davis, 61 Cal. 4th 846 (2015) (Davis). For the purpose of determining when a couple is “separated” and thus no longer acquiring community property, Davis adopted the reasoning from Norviel1 and construed the phrase “living separate and apart” as requ...
Shanon Quinley
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Seth Kramer
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Christine Gille
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Leslie Ellen Shear Stephen Temko Rick Cohen, CFLS
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Lisa McCall
In re Marriage of Minkin (2017) 11 Cal.App.5th 939, decided in April this year1 by the Fou...
Beverly Brautigam
Lately I have had several attorneys inquire as to the proper tax reporting of community-pr...
Heidi Tuffias
I joined the Board of the ACFLS in 2001, and shortly after that I started writing these &l...
Mark E. Sullivan
The first part of this article dealt with deadlines and time problems with submission of t...
Lynette Berg Robe
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