The Community Property Law in Washington (Revised 1985)

Cross, Harry M.

Journal: Washington Law Review

Volume: 61

First Page: 13

Year: 1986

Bluebook Citation: 61 WASH. L. REV. 13 (1986)

Author: Harry M. Cross: all 25 publications


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Abstract

The author has twice previously summarized the community property law of Washington. In the eleven years since the most recent effort there have been enough changes to warrant a repetition of the task. Much of the discussion in the 1974 article is still appropriate, needing only reference to any later cases; accordingly, some parts of this article will essentially be an updated and revised version of the earlier article. There are also areas, however, in which the more recent cases prompt a new, more extensive, or modified analysis.

The article undertakes that new analysis as well as incorporating the appropriately revised material from 1974, to provide a comprehensive discussion.

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