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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
CA FAMILY LAW SANCTIONS AGAINST ATTORNEYS, PARTIES OR WITNESSES FOR NOT FOLLOWING COURT RULES CA Rules of Court, Rule 5.14 For purposes of the rules in this division: (2) "Person" means a party, a pa
RETROACTIVITY OF SPOUSAL SUPPORT IN CA FAMILY LAW DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Fam. Code, § 4333, controls the permissible date on which a permanent spousal support order may begin. It authorizes a court t
TEMPORARY VS. PERMANENT SPOUSAL SUPPORT IN CA FAMILY LAW DIVORCES California law provides for two distinct types of spousal support—temporary and permanent. Awards of temporary spousal support do not
