Community Property in California

by Blumberg, Grace Ganz

• ISBN13: 9780735563629
• ISBN10: 0735563624
• Edition: 5th
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2007-08-10
• Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business

Summary

Well written and thoughtful, this casebook provides an up-to-date and in-depth exploration of community property in California. Students and instructors alike will welcome Community Property in California, Fifth Edition, classroom tested and used by generations of California law students. Features that have contributed To The success of Community Property in California include: outstanding authorshipiquest; Grace Ganz Blumberg is a recognized expert in both community property and family law comprehensive coverage that provides students with the means to prepare For The California bar examination and leaves them well-equipped for California practice in the areas of divorce, decedentsiquest; estates, and debtor-creditor law a balanced and approachable combination of cases, notes, problems, and other materials that make the casebook accessible and interesting a contextual use of comparative materials, including references To The Uniform Marital Property Act And The American Law Instituteiquest;s Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution, As well as the laws of other jurisdictions Look for important new material in the Fifth Edition: Substantial reorganization and updating of the coverage of the Family Code sect;852(a) writing requirement for marital transmutations, with new cases and opinions, including Marriage of Benson And The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in re Summers opinion New material on the relationship between marital transmutation And The spousal fiduciary duty, covering Marriage of Haines and its progeny Revised, streamlined, and updated treatment of the spousal fiduciary duty with respect to a spouse's management of the community property during marriage And The setting aside of property settlements and decrees Discussion of recent statutory and case development of California domestic partnership law