No. 3693-II. June 6, 1980. [1] Community Property — Debt Incurred by One Spouse — Nonliability — Proof. Clear and convincing evidence is necessary to overcome the presumption that a debt incurred by a spouse during marriage is a community debt. [2] Community Property — Community Existence — Separation — Test. Physical separation of married persons is not determinative of the dissolution of a marital community. The test is whether the parties have exhibited a decision to renounce the community with

No. 30-40479-2. November 13, 1969. [1] Community Property — Status of Property — Date of Acquisition. The community or separate character of property is to be determined as of the time of its acquisition. [See 15 Am.Jur.2d, Community Property § 22.] [2] Community Property — Defunct Marriage — Effect. Property acquired by a husband after separation from his wife is the separate property of the husband where the prior actions of the spouses indicated that they had separated permanently, had renounced

Any party may present evidence to the trier of fact that the plaintiff has already been compensated for the injury complained of from any source except the assets of the plaintiff, the plaintiff's representative, or the plaintiff's immediate family. In the event such evidence is admitted, the plaintiff may present evidence of an obligation to repay such compensation and evidence of any amount paid by the plaintiff, or his or her representative or immediate family, to secure the right to the compensation