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AAML In The News

Oct '08

If Things Fall Apart, Who Gets the Ring?

Source: The New York Times Sun, 10/05/2008

Jan '09

Divorcees no longer battling over houses

Source: KABC-TV (Los Angeles) Sun, 01/18/2009

Jan '09

Now, few want to 'get the house'

Source: The Columbus Dispatch Sun, 01/25/2009

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Keeping Separate Property Separate Without a Prenuptial

By: Walzer

keeping separate property-prenuptial.pdf

Unique Property: An Annotated Bibliography (JFL Vol. 18, No. 2)

By: Levit & Verchick

unique property an annotated-financial.pdf

Transmutation and the Joint Title Gift Presumption (JFL Vol. 18, No. 2)

By: Morgan & Snyder

transmutation and the joint title-financial.pdf

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