Until Death Do Us Part: Part II: Areas Of Divergence Between Marital Property Division At Death And Divorce

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Until Death Do Us Part: Part II: Areas Of Divergence Between Marital Property Division At Death And Divorce

California Trusts and Estates Quarterly - Volume 28, Issue 4 (2022)

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This article is a sequel to Until Death Do Us Part: Marital Property Characterization in the Postmortem Setting (2015) 24 California Trusts and Estates Quarterly No. 4. The previous article pointed out that many of the rules governing the division of marital property characterization in divorce proceedings also apply in the postmortem setting. This article, by contrast, will focus on the differences between these two contexts.

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