Outline for Summary Judgment in Property Case
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
I need a professional legal expert who can deliver a well-structured outline and motion for a summary judgment and declaratory judgment.
This involves a decedent who died intestate in the state of Arizona (Community Property state).
Intestate succession in this case is 100% of the decedent's community property, and 50% of their separate property goes to the son from a previous marriage. 50% of their separate property goes to their surviving spouse.
This case revolves around a community property dispute.
Specifically, I seek to assert that 100% of the decedent's community property includes 50% of the community property in the surviving spouse's name.
The research is 99.9% complete.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proven track record in creating outlines and drafting legal motions
- Strong understanding of the difference between testate/intestate (succession law) versus non-testamentary (contract law)
- Strong understanding of commingling separate and marital property and transmutation due to the commingling in Common Law states
- Strong understanding of retaining those property rights when moving into a community property state
- Excellent legal research skills
This involves a decedent who died intestate in the state of Arizona (Community Property state).
Intestate succession in this case is 100% of the decedent's community property, and 50% of their separate property goes to the son from a previous marriage. 50% of their separate property goes to their surviving spouse.
This case revolves around a community property dispute.
Specifically, I seek to assert that 100% of the decedent's community property includes 50% of the community property in the surviving spouse's name.
The research is 99.9% complete.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proven track record in creating outlines and drafting legal motions
- Strong understanding of the difference between testate/intestate (succession law) versus non-testamentary (contract law)
- Strong understanding of commingling separate and marital property and transmutation due to the commingling in Common Law states
- Strong understanding of retaining those property rights when moving into a community property state
- Excellent legal research skills