In Re Marriage of Peters
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
DAVIS, J.
In this bifurcated marital dissolution proceeding, Joy M. Peters (Joy) 2 appeals from the judgment establishing the date of separation (Fam. Code, § 771 [undesignated section references will be to this code]) from Eric W. Peters (Eric). In the published part of the opinion we conclude the determination of a date of separation is proven by a preponderance of evidence rather than by clear and convincing evidence. In the nonpublished part of the opinion we find there is substantial evidence to support the trial court’s selection of a separation date. We will summarize the…
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