Tenets of divorce that define alimony, more Mar 13, 2010
Community property states In general, in community property states like Texas, Arizona, Washington and California, divorcees own together almost all property that they have jointly or independently acquired during their marriage, regardless of whose name it is in. Thus in a community property state, each of the spouses own an undivided half interest in the value of their marital property / community property. (India Times, India)
Wedding Planning and the Prenuptial... Jan 23, 2010
Community Property States and Divorce Law. Certain states are community property states, and certain divorce laws in community property states already follow the intent of a prenup ... Unless there are complicated issues above and beyond the listing of simple tangible assets, a prenup may not be as necessary in a community property state as in a state where no such laws exist. (Suite101.com)
More Money, More Men? Jan 22, 2010
Also regarding money, if yall are married, isnt it all community property and there is no need to keep score. If you make $110,000 and he makes $60,000, then you guys bring in $170,000. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Living)
Student to run for city council Jan 21, 2010
if (clientBannersAvailable == 1) { showClientBanner(1). Issue date: 1/21/10 Section. (The Battalion, TX)
You and the Law My stuff is worth what?!!! Jan 16, 2010
And, from a legal perspective, if these were brought into the marriage -- something owned before you got married -- then it's probably not community property, but your own, separate property," the appraisers were quick to point out.When to get outside helpIn a divorce, there is a natural tendency for one side to want a high price and the other, a much lower price. This is where a qualified appraiser can be a real helping hand, working in a completely neutral way, with access to far more sale and... (Hanford Sentinal, CA)
McCourt: Divorce won't affect Dodgers Jan 15, 2010
"When you talk about California, a community property state, and a divorce and sports teams, people might come to the conclusion that the team gets split and so forth, and perhaps that's the situation in San Diego," he said. "My situation is different. There were agreements signed and those agreements alter what is normally the case in a community property state. That's my case. I have agreements, they are public record and they show very clearly I own the team, 100 percent of the team, and I... (MLB.com -- Los Angeles Dodgers)
