
Title Presumption under Evidence Code 662 vs. Community property Presumption under Family Code Section 760
California Evidence Code section 662 provides that the owner of the legal title to property is presumed to be the owner of the full beneficial
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The following is a summary of steps that will take place concerning a dissolution of marriage action. Please be aware that not all of the issues addressed may apply to your particular case. Once the Petition for Dissolution has been filed and served, the following orders are in effect and apply to both you and your spouse. Restraining …
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California Evidence Code section 662 provides that the owner of the legal title to property is presumed to be the owner of the full beneficial

There is no California case on the subject of dividing family pets in divorce. However, the law is clear that Pets are personal property. Civil

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