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Equitable Distribution of Marital Property
Equitable Distribution of Marital Property When a marriage ends, one of the most important legal questions is what happens to the property a

Family Law
Community Property Systems
Community Property Systems Marriage creates more than a personal relationship. In the eyes of the law, it can also create an economic relati

Family Law
Separate Property vs. Marital Property: Classification, Commingling, and Tracing
Separate Property vs. Marital Property: Classification, Commingling, and Tracing Introduction One of the most important property questions i

Family Law
Marital Property: Separate and Community Property
Marital Property: Separate and Community Property Marriage creates more than a personal relationship. It can also create a legal and economi

Family Law
Divorce Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
Divorce Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Divorce does not necessarily have to be resolved through a courtroom battle. Although d

Family Law
Divorce and Property Division
Divorce and Property Division Divorce does more than end a marriage. It can also require the legal division of property, debts, businesses,

Family Law
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce Not every divorce proceeds in the same way. Some spouses agree that the marriage should end and are able t

Family Law
The Divorce Process
The Divorce Process Divorce is not a single legal event. It is a process through which a marriage is formally brought to an end and the lega

Family Law
Legal Separation vs. Divorce
Legal Separation vs. Divorce When a marriage is no longer functioning, spouses do not always have to choose immediately between staying toge

Family Law
Fault-Based Divorce
Fault-Based Divorce Divorce is often associated today with no-fault divorce, in which a spouse can generally seek dissolution of the marriag

Family Law
No-Fault Divorce
No-Fault Divorce No-fault divorce is a legal system under which a spouse can obtain a divorce without proving that the other spouse committe

Family Law
Grounds for Divorce
Grounds for Divorce The grounds for divorce are the legally recognized reasons or circumstances that permit a court to dissolve a marriage.
