In Lynch V

In Lynch v. Lynch , the court held that

A) because wife's lawyers gave untimely notice of the February 10 hearing, the wife was estopped from denying that the marital community ended on that date.
B) because acquisition of community property ceases when spouses begin to live separate and apart, the wife did not have any interest in the husband's share of the lottery winning.
C) because Arizona is a community property state, the trial court was correct in awarding the wife half of the husband's lottery share.
D) because the decree of legal separation terminates community property rights and liabilities as to all property, income, and liabilities received or incurred after its entry, the wife did not have any interest in the husband's share of the lottery winning.