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Monthly Archives: October 2016

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New Legislation on Date of Separation

Asset Division, community property, DivorceBy Dawn Dell'AcquaOctober 4, 2016

The “date of separation” is a legal term of art indicating the date in a dissolution or legal separation matter when the parties separated and the “community” created by the marriage would end. This date is important, as the values of many assets and debts on this date are considered in the final division.

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