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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...

ACFLS’S ANTI-BOBLITT...

Michele Brown, CFLS

On February 7, 2014, the listservs in the family law community were ablaze with comments a...

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I hope you had an enjoyable summer. Your ACFLS Journal Editorial Board has been hard at wo...

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE,...

Lynette Berg Robe

Summer Activities Even in the doldrums of the summer heat, our ACFLS committees carry on...

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Since I started my legal career as a Deputy District Attorney in the early 1990s, I’...

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TODAY’S ESTRANGED CH...

Judge Marjorie A. Slabach, Ret.

I remember the color of the book cover – it was bright yellow with stark lettering:...

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THE LEGACY OF ELKINS...

Lawrence E. Leone

“[M]arital dissolution trials proceed under the same general rules of procedure that...

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JUDGES LOOK FORWARD...

Christine Gille

ACFLS is already planning the 2015 edition of its highly touted annual Spring Seminar in R...

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HOT OFF THE PRESS! J...

Dawn Gray, CFLS

In re Marriage of Haugh (2014) 225 Cal.App.4th 963, 170 Cal.Rptr.3d 683 Holding: In this...

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This cannot possibly be worth it. I am leaving the office for two weeks and have spent the...

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