The romantic notion that California has always been a community property state with a concomitant equality between spouses is false. It is true that the delegates to California’s 1849 constitutional convention did focus upon married women’s property rights. Their focus, however, was limited to separate property. Moreover, although the delegates d...
Alaina Lynch Jillian Duggan Herd
Introduction Artificial intelligence is all around us, all the time. The use of artifici...
Sherry Peterson, CFLS
SERVICE I have been a member of the ACFLS board for almost 10 years now. Admittedly, my...
Tracy Duell-Cazes, CFLS
Recently I have been doing a lot of “follow up” on my cases and in my personal...
Tracy Duell‑Cazes, CFLS
Introduction This article is a follow up to the webinar on January 24, 2023 and discusse...
Mark E. Sullivan
Dividing military retired pay under the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protectio...
Tracy Duell-Cazes, CFLS
Welcome to my little corner of the world. On occasion I will be including this column that...
ACFLS
We are saddened by the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Joey Mitchell. Joey began...
S. Roger Rombro
The romantic notion that California has always been a community property state with a conc...