Community Property With No Right Of Survivorship
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Louisiana
Control #:
LA-5305
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Description
This is an example of a default Judgment of Divorce in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, the defendant having failed to appear or answer within the prescribed time frame. The court orders a decree of divorce "a vinculo matrimonii" (from the bonds of marriage). The court further orders that plaintiff be recognized as owner of an undivided one-half interest in and to the community property of plaintiff and defendant, and reserves unto plaintiff the right to seek a judicial or extra-judicial partition thereof in the future. There is no mention in this judgment of children. Court costs are ordered to be divided equally between plaintiff and defendant.
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