Complex Issues in California Family Law – Volume K

Complex Issues in California Family Law addresses the tough issues facing today's California family law practitioners. The authors synthesize family law cases and statutes and analyze them in a manner instantly useful to experienced family law practitioners who “already know the law.” Each volume is an independent resource that completely covers the title topic—and can be ordered separately:

Fiduciary Duties—Nature and Effect: Understanding Interspousal Fiduciary Duties in Current Family Law Practice. Vol A Description & Table of Contents

Fiduciary Duties—A Practical Approach: Handling Fiduciary Duty Issues in the Day-to-Day Practice of Family Law. Vol B Description & Table of Contents

Transmutations: Understanding, Defending and Challenging Changes in Property Ownership Between Spouses. Vol C Description & Table of Contents

Tracing Separate and Community Funds: Using Tracing Concepts in the Daily Practice of Family Law. Vol D Description & Table of Contents

Equitable Remedies—Moore-Marsden and Beyond: Apportionment and Reimbursement Based on Use of Funds to Benefit Another Estate. Vol E Description & Table of Contents

Equitable Remedies—Pereira-Van Camp and Beyond: Apportionment and Reimbursement Based on Use of Efforts to Benefit Another Estate. Vol F Description & Table of Contents

Family Law Business Valuations: Fundamental Legal Principles for Family Law Practitioners and Forensic Experts. Vol G Description & Table of Contents

Family Law Business Valuations: Mechanics of a Business Valuation Vol H Description & Table of Contents

Complex Financial Issues in Determining Support, Fees and Sanctions Vol I Description & Table of Contents

Building Blocks of Family Law Cases: Characterization, Presumptions, burdens and Standards of Proof and Interspousal Duties Vol J Description & Table of Contents

The Complex Issues set also includes a Cumulative Subject Matter and Major Case Reference Index. This handy locator pinpoints both subject matter analysis and major cases, identifying for each major case the specific issue(s) discussed, across the volumes.