Civil Code I

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Persons, Community Property, Acquisitive Prescription
Kathryn Conyers
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Stipulated Judgement (Consent Judgement) (Consent Decree) both parties agree to custody arrangement, court does not hear evidence regarding parental fitness 200802.2.1
What must be proven to change a custody Consent decree? (1)That there has been a material change of circumstances,and (2) the proposed modification is in the BIOC; that it meets BIOC factors (BOP here is lower than for a considered decree) 200802.2.4
Considered decree both parties do not agree to the division of the minor's time, court will examine parental fitness
BOP to change Considered decree 1.3
BIOC Factors - to determine whether a custody arrangement should be modified 200607.1.4 200802.2.4
Visitation rights of parent not granted custody or joint custody 200607.1.5
Types of "Right of Use" 200607.2.A.1 200802.4.1
What creates a valid servitude? 200607.2.A.1
Personal Servitude 200607.2.A.1 200802.4.1
Predial Servitude 200607.2.A.1 A real charge on a servient estate for the benefit of a dominant estate. An instrument can create a predial servitied regardless of whether it identifies the charge as a predial servitude
Affirmative predial servitude 200607.2.A.1
Negative Predial servitude 200607.2.A.1
How is a servitde terminated? 200607.2.A.2
servitudes and imposition of real obligations 200607.2.A.2
Servitudes - redecoration requirements 200607.2.A.2
LA's Pure Race Public Records Provision 200607.2.A.2
Enforceability of servitude 200607.2.A.3
Prescription of non-use & servitudes 200607.2.A.3
Building Restriction (type of "covenant") 200607.2.B.1
Building restrictions - General Plan 200607.2.B.1
Enforcement of Building Restriction 200607.2.B.2
Validity of Building Restriction 200607.2.B.2
Building Restriction - Action to Enjoin 200607.2.B.2
How to determine ownership interest in community property 200607.3.1
Real subrogation 200607.3.1
Community Property vs. Separate property 200607.3.1 Community Property includes all property acquired during the existence of the legal regime through the effort, skill, or industry of either spouse
Classification of various types of $ or property as Communal or not 200607.3.2
Community Property - Commissions 200607.3.2
Declaration of Paraphernality 200607.3.2
Community Property - Insurance Policies 200607.3.2
Community Property - Interest and Dividents 200607.3.3
Fruits and Revenues from Separate property 200607.3.3
Community property & immovable property 200607.3.3
Community Property - Rental Property 200607.3.3
CommProp - Savings Accounts 200607.3.4
Community Property - Damages from suit 200607.3.4
Sale of separate property while married 200607.3.5
Community property - inherited property 200607.3.5
Reimbursement Claim 200607.3.5
Legal requirements of appointment of curator 200607.4.1
Interdiction 200607.4.1 200802.3.2
Curator 200607.4.1
Process for removing a curator 200607.4.2
Interdiction - Successor 200607.4.2
Requirements / Factors for removing a curator 200607.4.2
How to Amend Building Restrictions 200702.1.1
How are building restrictions established 200702.1.1
Civil Code 780 200702.1.1
Recordation requirement for building restriction amendments 200702.1.1
Brier Lake, Inc v. Jones 200702.1.1
Abondonment of the building restriction 200702.1.2
LA Civ Code art 782 200702.1.2
Remedies to enforce compliance to building restriction 200702.1.3 CC art 779 cmt C
Reciprocity in Building restrictions 200702.1.3
Liberative Rx for building restriction violation 200702.1.3
How are building restrictions enforced? 200702.1.3
Mandatory and Prohibitory injunctions - Building restrictions 200702.1.3
Usufruct 200702.2.1
Usufruct and reimbursement for expesnes 200702.2.1
Nonconsumables and usufruct 200702.2.1 200802.1.1
Naked owner 200702.2.1
Usufruct - ordinary maintenance/repairs 200702.2.2
Usufruct - ordinary vs extraordinary repairs 200702.2.2
Prudent administrator 200702.2.3 200802.1.1
What kind of losses is a usufructuary responsible for? 200702.2.3
Termination of usufruct - usufructurary owes damages 200702.2.3
Usufructuary over nonconsumables 200702.2.4
Civil fruit 200702.2.4
Domicile of a person 200702.3.1
how to change domicile 200702.3.1
Domicile - member of military 200702.3.1
How does a service person establish a new domicile? 200702.3.1
Factors for existence of a community property regime 200702.3.2
Legal regime of acquets and gains & domicile at time of marriage 200702.3.2
1984 rules of domicile of a married woman repeal of LA CC art 39 200702.3.2
Residence vs. Domicile 200702.3.2
Community property regime when spouses are domiciled in two different states 200702.3.2
Rights and obligations of spouses w/ regard to moveables (ex. retirement benefits) - does CP law govern? 200702.3.3
Community property - pensions - what is spouse entitled to @ divorce 200702.3.3 Pensions are community property to the extent attributable to effort expended by a spouse during the existence of the community
200702.3.4 "Things in the possession of a spouse during the existence of a regime of community of acquets and gains are presumed to be community, but either spouse may prove that theyare separate property"
Buildings built on community land after termination of community property regime 200702.3.4 peters v. haley
Special accession rules for spouses 200702.3.4
Co-ownership rules applied to building built on community land after termination of marriage 200702.3.4
Steps to divorce 200702.4.1
102 Divorce 200702.4.1 200707.4.1
103(1) Divorce 200702.4.1 200707.4.1
Interim spousal support 200702.4.1 200707.4.3
Final Spousal Support 200702.4.1 200707.4.4
Factors considered for interim spousal support 200702.4.1 200707.4.3 CC 111,113
Factors considered for final spousal support 200702.4.1 200707.4.4 CC 112
Factors considered for child support 200702.4.2
Presumed parent 200702.4.2
Action to Disavow 200702.4.2
Adopted child support 200702.4.2
income shares model 200702.4.1
Total child support obligation 200702.4.2
Prescriptive period for presumption of paternity or maternity 200702.4.2
Paternity action 200702.4.3
LA RS 9:315 200702.4.3 Child support guidlines
Servitudes 200707.1.1 An instrumnet that imposes a charge upon a thing
A provision that creates a charge (servitude) vs a contractual rigjt 200707.1.1
heritability of a real charge (i.e. servitude) 200707.1.2
How can Charges/Rights be created by operation of the law 200707.1.3 ex. Local zoning ordinances could be used to restrict size of a building site instead of a servitude
Public thing 200707.1.3
reciprocal predial servitudes 200707.1.4
Property rights 200707.1.4 are good againts the world when property recorded
rights of co-owners of immovable property 200707.2.1
Holding property indivision 200707.2.1
Partitioning of co-owned property 200707.2.1
How long can co-owners of property agree not to partition 200707.2.1 15 years
Procedure used to partition co-owned land 200707.2.1
Judicial partition 200707.2.2
Types of Partition 200707.2.2 Partition in-kind Parition by lacitation
Partiton in Kind 200707.2.2
Parttion in licitation 200707.2.2
Management of co-owned property 200707.2.3
Difference between products from immovable property and fruits and how are co-owners entitled? 200707.2.4
Presumption of co-ownership shares 200707.2.4
Improvments on co-owned immovable property 200707.2.4
Null Marriage 200707.3.1
impediment of bigamy 200707.3.1
Action to annul 200707.3.1
Is a divorce required to terminate a null marriage> 200707.3.1
Rights of innocent spouse of null marriage 200707.3.2
Putative marriage doctrine 200707.3.2
child support to child of null marraige 200707.3.2
how to protect rights of unborn child 200707.3.4
Survival action for unborn fetus 200707.3.4
who has capacity to sue on behalf of unborn child 200707.3.4
How to overcome the presumption of community property 200707.3.5
classification of property acquired in a credit sales 200707.3.5
Does it matter that both names are on the title when property is purchased with separate funds? 200707.3.5
Action required to change last name back to maiden name` 200707.3.6
No fault divorce 200707.4.1
Reconciliation 200707.4.2
Interim spousal support - liquidation of assets 200707.4.3
At-fault divorce 200707.4.4
Abandonment of the matrimonial domicile 200707.4.4
Max payment for final spousal support 200707.4.4
Defenses to a divorce action 200707.4.4
Comprehensive management plan 200802
Usufruct of lands, timber, timberland 200802.1.1 200802.1.3
When a usufructuary can remove trees 200802.1.1
Fruits vs Product and usufruct for nonconsumables 200802.1.1
what constitutes timberland? 200802.1.2 Kennedy v Kennedy
Proper venue for bringing action to modify a custody arrangement 200802.2.2
Uniform child custody jurisdiction and enforcement act (UCCJEA) 200802.2.2
Does a custody order need to name a domiciliary parent? 200802.2.4
How to obtain a mental evaluation of a parent for custody purposes 200802.2.5
How to obtain a temporary custody arrangement 200802.2.6
ex parte order of temporary custody 200802.2.6
temporary custody - time limits and rule to show cause 200802.2.6
Transfer of ownership - Quitlclaim deed 200802.3.1
Interdiction and Mandate 200802.3.2
Factors for appointing curatrix 200802.3.2
How to obtain ownership of immovables via prescription 200802.3.3
10 year Acquisitive Rx for immovables 200802.3.3
30 year Acquisitive Rx for immovables 200802.3.3
Just title 200802.3.3
Co-Owner Possession 200802.3.3
Possession of a co-Owner 200802.3.3
Precarious vs Adverse possession of co-owner 200802.3.3 200802.3.4
Running of prescription 200802.3.3
How does posession convert to ownership 200802.3.3
petitory action 200802.3.4
Personal servitude of right of use 200802.4.1
Classification of property principles (i.e Classification of pipeline) 200802.4.2
Other construction permanently attached 200802.4.2
component parts 200802.4.2
Moveables 200802.4.2 default or residual category
Termination of servitude 200802.4.3
abandonment of servitude 200802.4.3
prescription of nonuse 200802.4.3
Right to compel movement of property 200802.4.4 (depends on classification of property)
access to servitude repairs to property on servitude 200802.4.5
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