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Distributive Property
Difference between equitable distribution and community property distribution in a divorce by Jule Goag The issue of how to divide marital property comes up in almost every divorce, which is why it’s important to know if you live in a community property state or an equitable property state. The way your state handles property division depends on... More> The effects of premarital agreements on property distribution in a divorce by Marilyn Lindblad Many individuals who enter into premarital agreements are surprised to learn, when they file for divorce, that a judge does not have to distribute the marital property according to the premarital agreement. This quick guide to the effects of premari... More>
	Distributism and the right to private property by Joan Inong When we hear about socialism, we usually shudder. When we talk about capitalism, there is a huge schism between those who favor it and those who hate it intensely. If only, we think, there is something that would reconcile socialism and capitalism. ... More> Distributing religious and political literature on public property by Angela S. Young Shirley Snyder was giving out tracts at Cypress Grove (public) Park in April of 2007, inviting folks to her church for Easter. The supervisor of the park told her she could not pass them out unless she had permission from the government agency. She ... More>
Examining Christian models of land ownership: Community land trusts by Brian Douglass What is a Community Land Trust (CLT)? The basic idea seems to be that the land (and ALL things it contains, like oil, coal, etc) is held by the community in trust. Then members can in essence "rent" the land and build whatever they want (within reas... More> What is the difference between marital and non-marital property by Krystle Hernandez The definition of “property” at law is the right to possess or use a tangible “thing,” or objects that have a definite physical form. In general, the law divides property into two basic categories: real property and per... More>
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