Community property is defined under current law as “all property, real or personal, wherever situated, acquired by a married person during the marriage while domiciled in [California] … ,” except as otherwise provided by statute. In other words, all property acquired during marriage is community property unless it comes within a specific statutory exception, such as that for separate property. Fam. Code § 760
COPIES OF COURT TRANSCRIPTS IN FAMLY LAW CASES Under Gov. Code §69954. (d) Any party who has purchased a transcript may, without paying a further fee to the reporter, reproduce a copy or portion there
SERVICE OF A REQUEST FOR ORDER AFTER JUDGMENT IN CALIFORNIA DIVORCE AND CUSTODY CASES A Request for Order to change a judgment or final order on the issue of child custody, visitation (parenting time)
Divorce Settlement Agreement Rescission (Cancel, Revoke) Pursuant to the case of Donovan v. Rrl Corp., 26 Cal. 4th 261 A party may rescind a settlement agreement if his/her consent was given by mistak
