California Community Property book *e law-book: e book, All You Need To Know For Law School

Paper back law book
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Excerpt:

California community Property is property
acquired during marriage while domiciled in
California, including separate property
transmuted to community property in
writing. Out of state land is excluded.

Separate property is that acquired before
marriage or that acquired during marriage
by gift, bequest, devise or descent.

Quasi-community property is property
acquired outside California, other than land,
which would be community property if
acquired in California (i.e. it was acquired
during a out-of-state marriage.)