When the parties reach an agreement, the court judges the fairness of the agreement based on the time it was made
The Drahos/Barnett formula provides a consistent baseline for determining the community's interest in a spouse's separate property
Property acquires character at the time at which the right to obtain title occurs, not when legal title is conveyed
The trial court may require one spouse to obtain a life insurance policy to ensure the equitable division of a pension
The promise to remain married is not sufficient to justify an unequal division of property in a post-nuptial agreement
The court must conduct a fairness hearing on a Rule 69 agreement unless it can determine from the record that the agreement is fair
A structured settlement agreement for one spouse's personal injury claim may be a valid and enforceable postnuptial agreement
A spouse is not entitled to reimbursement of voluntary payments of separate funds toward community obligations
Severance package accepted by husband post-service but pre-decree was his separate property