Art. 2367.3. Satisfaction of separate obligation with separate property If a spouse uses separate property during the existence of the community property regime to satisfy the separate obligation of the other spouse, the spouse whose property was used is entitled to reimbursement for the amount or value the property had at the time it was [..]
Art. 2368. Increase of the value of separate property. If the separate property of a spouse has increased in value as a result of the uncompensated common labor or industry of the spouses, the other spouse is entitled to be reimbursed from the spouse whose property has increased in value one-half of the increase attributed [..]
Art. 2369. Accounting between spouses; prescription. A spouse owes an accounting to the other spouse for community property under his control at the termination of the community property regime. The obligation to account prescribes in three years from the date of termination of the community property regime. Acts 1979, No. 709, §1.
Art. 2369.1. Application of co-ownership provisions After termination of the community property regime, the provisions governing co-ownership apply to former community property, unless otherwise provided by law or by juridical act. When the community property regime terminates for a cause other than death or judgment of declaration of death of a spouse, the following Articles [..]
Art. 2369.2. Ownership interest Each spouse owns an undivided one-half interest in former community property and its fruits and products. Acts 1995, No. 433, §1.
Art. 2369.3. Duty to preserve; standard of care A spouse has a duty to preserve and to manage prudently former community property under his control, including a former community enterprise, in a manner consistent with the mode of use of that property immediately prior to termination of the community regime. He is answerable for any [..]
Art. 2369.4. Alienation, encumbrance, or lease prohibited A spouse may not alienate, encumber, or lease former community property or his undivided community interest in that property without the concurrence of the other spouse, except as provided in the following Articles. In the absence of such concurrence, the alienation, encumbrance, or lease is a relative nullity. [..]
Art. 2369.5. Alienation of registered movables A spouse may alienate, encumber, or lease a movable issued or registered in his name as provided by law. Acts 1995, No. 433, §1.
Art. 2369.6. Alienation, encumbrance, or lease of movable assets of former community enterprise The spouse who is the sole manager of a former community enterprise may alienate, encumber, or lease its movables in the regular course of business. Acts 1995, No. 433, §1.
Art. 2369.7. Court authorization to act alone A spouse may be authorized by the court in a summary proceeding to act without the concurrence of the other spouse, upon showing all of the following: (1) The action is necessary. (2) The action is in the best interest of the petitioning spouse and not detrimental to [..]
