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MOORE/MARSDEN AFTER FREEMAN: CORRECT TIMING FOR COMMUNITY APPORTIONMENT

By Jeremy J. Salvador

Executive Summary In In re Marriage of Freeman (2025), the Court of Appeal clarified two timing rules that govern Moore/Marsden apportionment calculations: the community’s percentage interest is determined as of the date of separation, whi...

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Dianne Fetzer

The following is a summary of the first year for the 2015–2016 legislative term. These are some of the selected bills on which ACFLS has pro...

Heidi Tuffias

Throughout the life of this column I see how much I, we, have grappled with the questions—what is it that we do? How can we do a good job? H...

Dawn Gray

Editor’s Note:The holdings from various cases are below. Dawn Gray’s extensive summaries of those cases, too lengthy to publish in the Joual...

Jill Barr

The recent Califoia Supreme Court decision in Marriage of Davis has generated much conversation within the family law community over the pas...

Debra Frank

For this edition of the ACFLS Family Law Specialist, I co-authored with Christine Gille, CFLS (Los Angeles) the lead article, “The Dramatic...

Heidi Tuffias

I have now been a family lawyer for more than half of my life. (Yes, I started very young and you will have to figure out the rest yourself....

Dawn Gray

Editor’s Note:The holdings from various cases are below. Dawn Gray’s extensive summaries of those cases, too lengthy to publish in the Newsl...

Jill Barr

I have always enjoyed volunteering my time to various local and state family law organizations or courts. Volunteering not only benefits the...

Debra Frank

Even during the summer, your editorial board is busy at work on the ACFLS Family Law Specialist. If you are interested in working with us or...

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