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Vol. 34, Issue 2, 1982January 01, 1982 EDT

Domestic Relations: Military Retirement Pay and Equitable Division in Divorce Court–Preemption

Katherine Macdonald Walton,
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Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 2, 1982

Vol. 34, Issue 2, 1982
  • "Natural" Law Revisited
    Ronald A. Dworkin
  • Selective Publication: An Alternative to the PCA?
    Harry Lee Anstead
  • Condominium Rulemaking--Presumptions, Burdens, and Abuses: A Call for Substantive Judicial Review in Florida
    James M. Grippando
  • Open Meetings in Higher Education--An Analysis and a Proposal for Florida
    Caroline Lilly Bensabat
  • Domestic Relations: Military Retirement Pay and Equitable Division in Divorce Court--Preemption
    Katherine Macdonald Walton
  • Labor Law: An Employer's Duty to Bargain Concerning the Decision to Terminate Part of a Business
    Andrew Seiden
  • Nozick: Philosophical Investigations
    J. Allen Smith
Fla. L. Rev.
Katherine Macdonald Walton, Domestic Relations: Military Retirement Pay and Equitable Division in Divorce Court–Preemption, 34 Fla. L. Rev. 280 (1982).
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