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| | DOMESTIC PARTNERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | Under existing law, various statutory provisions govern the disposition of personal and real property for “domestic partners” who are generally defined as two adults, of the same sex, who share a common residence and are not related by blood. |
 | | Domestic partners with right of survivorship), its numerous aforementioned references to community property unambiguously creates an assumption that domestic partners –in many, if not all respects—can, as of January 1, 2005, purchase, transfer, encumber, etc., real property in the same manner as spouses do now under existing law. |
 | | The Act also provides for the ability of existing domestic partners who do not wish to be subject to these new rights, duties, and responsibilities to formally terminate their domestic partnerships. |
| www.clta.org /Legislative/Summary/2003summary/domestic_partners.htm (710 words) |
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