With a unique, comparative approach and a problem-based pedagogy, Community Property helps students grasp the different ways each community property state address issues. The book follows a hypothetical couple, presenting issues such as premarital agreements, separate property business, divorce, and the like, and shows how each of the nine community property states would analyze the problem with statutes and representative cases. Interesting, accessible, contemporary cases illustrate important principles, and helpful charts in every chapter summarize how each community property state treats the concepts. Author Charlotte Goldberg has over thirty years of teaching experience and writing expertise; she is the author of the successful Examples andamp; Explanations: California Community Property, as well as numerous law review articles on family law and marital property. Community Property's manageable length makes it perfect for two-credit courses. Well-crafted Problems and Discussion Questions help students test their knowledge and facilitate class discussion, and a comprehensive Teachers Manual includes answers to questions and problems as well as teaching suggestions. Features:



Unique problem-based, comparative approach
o helps students grasp the various ways community property states address issues
Interesting, accessible cases

focus on current cases
illustrate important principles


Helpful charts in each chapter summarize how each community property state treats the concepts
Author Charlotte Goldberg

more than 30 years teaching experience and writing expertise
author of the successful Examples andamp; Explanations: California Community Property
author of numerous law review articles on family law and marital property


Manageable length for two-credit courses
Well-crafted Problems and Discussion Questions

help students test the