Bibliography

William A. Reppy Jr.

Books

Community Property in the United States (7th ed. 2009) (with Cynthia Samuel)
Community Property in the United States (Carolina Academic Press, 6th ed. 2004)(with C. Samuel).
Gilberts Law Summaries: Community Property (17th ed. 1998; 18th ed. 2003).
Supplement to Gilbert’s Community Property (17th ed. 2002).
Community Property in the United States (5th ed. 1997) (with C. Samuel).
The Sum and Substance of Wills (3d ed. 1989) (with M. Kalo).
Community Property in California (2d ed. 1988).
Texas Matrimonial Property Law (1998 ed.) (with McKnight).
Comments on Proposals to Legislatively Declare Enhanced Earning Capacity to be Community Property (1981) (Calif. Law Rev. Comm'n Memo 81-78, Doc. F-610/611).
Considerations Respecting Repeal of the "Sole Trader Act"--Code of Civil Procedure Sections 1811-1821 (Calif. Law Rev. Comm Doc. No. D 313).
Debt Collection from Married Persons in California (Calif. Law Rev. Comm. Doc. No. D 313).
Joint Ownership: Marital and Nonmarital Property (1978) (with R. Mills).

Articles and Essays

Eclecticism in Methods for Resolving Tort and Contract Conflict of Laws: The United States and the European Union 82 Tulane Law Review 2053 (2008)
Estate Planning to Provide for the Post-Death Care of Pets, in Animal Law and the Courts: A Reader 217-252 (Taimie L. Bryant et al. eds., 2008)
Broad Exemptions in Animal-Cruelty Statutes Unconstitutionally Deny Equal Protection of the Law, 70 Law & Contemporary Problems 255-324 (Winter 2007)
Do State Anti-Cruelty Laws Apply to Animals Used in Scientific Research?, Animals & Bioengineering - A Consideration of Law, Ethics and Science Conference (November 9, 2007)
Punitive Damage Awards In Pet-Death Cases: How do the Ratio Rules of State Farm v. Campbell Apply?, 1 Journal of Animal Law & Ethics 19-62 (May 2006)
Citizen Standing to Enforce Anti-Cruelty Laws by Obtaining Injunctions: The North Carolina Experience, 11 Animal Law 39-68 (2005)
The Framework of Full Faith and Credit and Interstate Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage, 3 Ave Maria Law Review 393-481 (2005)
A New Speciality: Animal Law, N.C. State Bar Journal, Spring 2002, at 12-15.
Remarks: The Legal Status of Nonhuman Animals, 58 Animal Law 1 (2002) (with others).
Choice of Law Problems Arising When Unmarried Cohabitants Change Domicile, 55 SMU L. Rev. 273 (2002).
Codifying Interest Analysis in the Torts Chapter of a New Conflicts Restatement, 75 Ind. L.J. 591 (2000).
Apportioning Business Profits Generated by Spousal Labor and Capital Owned Over Time by Shifting Financial Shares of the Separate and Community/Marital Estates, 31 Fam. L. Q. 63 (1997).
Judicial Overkill in Applying the Rule in Shelley's case, 73 Notre Dame L. Rev. 83 (1997).
Acquisitions With a Mix of Community and Separate Funds: Displacing California's Presumption of Gift by Recognizing Shared Ownership or a Right of Reimbursement, 31 Idaho L. Rev. 965 (1995).
1990 U.S.F.S.P.A. Amendment: No Bar to Recognition of Tenancy in Common Interests Created by Pre-McCarty Divorces That Fail to Divide Military Retirement Benefits, The, 29 Idaho L. Rev. 941 (1992-1993)
Foreword: American Community Property Regimes, 56 Law & Contemporary Problems 1 (Spring):1-5.
Calculating the Spousal Interests in "Mixed" Property Cases Under Wisconsin's Marital Property Act, Wisc. Lawyers' Marital Prop. F., Sept. 1990, at 17.
Tricky Transmutation Law in California, Divorce Litig., Nov. 1990, at S1.
Remembrances of William O. Douglas, 1990 J. Sup. Ct. Hist. 104 (with others).
Major Events in the Evolution of American Community Property Law and Their Import to Equitable Distribution States, 23 Fam. L.Q. 163 (1989).
Strategies for Strengthening the Case for Separate Property Classification of Assets Under Idaho Law, 26 Idaho L. Rev. 425 (1990).
Applying New Law at Divorce to Preenactment Acquisitions: Must Prior Law Be "Rankly Unjust"? (pts. 1-2), Community Prop. J., Oct. 1988, at 1; Jan. 1989, at 1.
Discharge in Bankruptcy of Awards of Money or Property at Divorce: Analyzing the Risk and Some Steps to Avoid It, Community Prop. J., July 1988, at 1.
Repayment with Community Funds of Consumer Loans Secured by Separate Realty: Seeking the Appropriate Remedy, Community Prop. J., Jan. 1988, at 1.
Application of the "Item Theory" to Fungible Community Property Upon Death of a Spouse Exercising Testamentary Power, Community Prop. J., Oct., 1987, at 1.
Update on Terminable Interest Doctrine: Abolished in California; Adopted and Expanded in Arizona, Community Prop. J., July 1987, at 1.
Texas' Hybrid Quasi-Community Property Scheme: Are the Lower Courts Ignoring Its Complexities?, Community Prop. J., April 1987, at 1.
Misuse and Abuse of the Community Debt Concept in Texas, Community Prop. J., Jan. 1987, at 1.
Louisiana's Proposed "Hybrid" Quasi-Community Property Statute Could Cause Unfairness, Community Prop. J., Oct. 1986, at 1.
Property and Support Rights of Unmarried Cohabitants: A Proposal for Creating a New Legal Status, 44 La. L. Rev. 1677 (1984).
Conflict of Laws Problems in the Division of Marital Property, in Valuation and Distribution of Martial Property (1984).
The Uniform Marital Property Act: Some Suggested Revisions for a Basically Sound Act, 21 Houston L. Rev. 679 (1984).
Community Property in the U.S. Supreme Court--Why Such a Hostile Reception?, Community Prop. J., Spring 1983, at 93.
Deferred Compensation: Reconsidering the Rules for Military Benefits, A.B.A. Fam. Advoc., Spring 1983, at 30.
Eclecticism in Choice of Law: Hybrid Method or Mishmash?, 34 Mercer L. Rev. 645 (1983), reprinted in 19 Conflict-of-Laws Anthology 23 (1997).
The Law, Morality, and Animals, Duke University Letters, No. 43, January 26, 1983.
Friedman, The Divorce Handbook, Chapel Hill Newsp., May 9, 1982, at 4.
North Carolina's Tenancy by the Entirety Reform Legislation of 1982, 5 Campbell L. Rev. 1 (1982).
"Quasi-Community Property" Comes to Texas, 9 Community Prop. J. 171 (1982).
Should Permanent Faculty Teach First-Year Legal Writing? A Debate, 32 J. Legal Educ. 413 (1982) (with Pedrick and Hines).
California Probate Code 229: Making Sense of a Badly Drafted Provision for Inheritance by a Community Property Decedent's Former In-Laws, 8 Community Prop. J. 107 (1981) (with Wright).
Debt Collection from Married Californians: Problems Caused by Transmutations, Single-Spouse Management, and Invalid Marriage, 18 San Diego L. Rev. 143 (1981).
Justice Douglas and His Brethren: A Personal Recollection, 12 N.C. Cent. L. Rev. 412 (1981) (reviewing Woodward and Armstrong, The Brethren: Inside the Supreme Court).
Justice Douglas and His Brethren: A Personal Recollection, 2:2 Duke Docket 11 (1980).
Learning to Live with Hisquierdo, 6 Community Prop. J. 5 (1979).
Government Grants to Education and Threats to Academic Freedom, in The William O. Douglas Inquiry Into the State of Individual Freedom 111 (H. Ashmore ed., 1979).
Community and Separate Interests in Pension and Social Security Benefits After Marriage of Brown and ERISA, 25 UCLA L. Rev. 417 (1978).
The Effect of the Adoption of Comparative Negligence on Community Property Law: Has So-Called Imputed Negligence Been Revived?, 28 Hastings L.J. 1359 (1977).
Retroactivity of the 1975 California Community Property Reforms, 48 S. Calif. L. Rev. 977 (1975).
Wife's Divorce Award Subject to Avoidance by Trustee in Bankruptcy, 17 Stanford Law Review 1158-1188 (1964).