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This is a part of Californian law Community Property law. I was searching for it, and since I didn't find it on WIKI, when I did, I decided to add it. This is my first article to start, but there are two methods of calculating community property from community property contributions to businesses considered as seperate property. I was going to cross ref teh two with each other if I can. Also, I wanted to tage it to a community property page in WIKI.
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