Volume 1, Objective B of this set of e-books discusses community property as part of divorce proceedings. It describes how property is characterized, valued, and divided.

"Summarizes the marital property laws dealing with creation, management and termination of community property in nine states (Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin). The first portion of each chapter presents a broad overview, followed by the detail of the law in the second part. A third part explains how various states differ. Covers premarital contracts, transmutations, community property, separate property, and characterization issues. Discusses community property during a marriage, management and control, and liabilities. Addresses the termination of community property and the special problems that can result." - publisher's description

"Make savvy, informed financial decisions during divorce. Learn about dividing debts, setting alimony, negotiating a fair settlement, and more. With Divorce & Money, you'll find out how to: -avoid tax problems -handle alimony and child support -reduce risks to your investments" - publisher's description

Texas Jurisprudence (commonly referred to as "Tex Jur") is a legal encyclopedia that provides researchers with citations on a wide range of topics. This resource is also available electronically in the library.

This treatise serves as a general introduction to the many aspects of marital property law in Texas. The author suggests consulting the Marital Property and Homesteads volume of the Texas Practice Series for a more detailed treatment.