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Oldham: "Everything is Bigger in Texas Except the Community Property Estate - Must Texas Remain a Divorce Haven for the Rich? "

By Barbara Glesner Fines, Robert E. Oliphant, and Nancy Ver Steegh (William Mitchell College of Law).

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J. Thomas Oldham (University of Houston Law Center) has posted "Everything is Bigger in Texas Except the Community Property Estate - Must Texas Remain a Divorce Haven for the Rich? " on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This article compares...

Full post as published by Family Law Prof Blog on March 04, 2010 (boomark / email).

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