Property acquired by either spouse during a marriage is considered marital property. But different states' laws determine how it can be divvied up in a divorce.
The community property system, in one form or another, currently prevails in eight states' with the remaining forty-two states and the District of Columbia following the marital property system that exists under the common law. 2 These two marital property systems areGreene, Scott...
摘要: The community property system, in one form or another, currently prevails in eight states' with the remaining forty-two states and the District of Columbia following the marital property system that exists under the common law. 2 These two marital property systems are 年份: 1980 收藏...
In terms of multiple benefits, the paper highlights that benefit sharing requires clarification of property rights over carbon, land tenure and other rights. It describe underlying principles of transparency, accountability and participation... D Murphy 被引量: 34发表: 2011年 The Unintended Consequences...
Think your separate property is safe from divorce court? Find out more about the law's subtleties & how to protect your property.
Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas and Washington are the traditional "community property states." Unlike most of the other states (collectively referred to in this outline as the "common law states"), the marital property laws of most of those 年份: 2012 收藏...
Equitable Distribution Vs. Community Property States Generally, you stand a better chance of recovering your share of hidden assets post-divorce if you live in a community property state. These states view all property acquired during the marriage as owned equally by both spouses. Therefore, your ...
Like Texas, California law provides an equal division of the marital property in the event of a divorce. It doesn’t matter whether this or that asset is in one spouse’s name. Community property law can even affect the assets acquired before the marriage. As a rule, these assets are con...
aWithout prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 3 of this article, legal acts by the company with respect to the holder of all the shares or a participant in any marital community property or community property of a registered partnership comprising all the shares, in which that shareholder...
Like Texas, California law provides an equal division of the marital property in the event of a divorce. It doesn’t matter whether this or that asset is in one spouse’s name. Community property law can even affect the assets acquired before the marriage. As a rule, these assets are con...