Extract to table

3d at 1014 (tracing must be accomplished through documentary evidence, not mere declarations of intent)

Under the direct tracing method, the proponent must show that specific, identifiable separate property funds were used to acquire the asset in question

The proponent must show: (a) the existence of a separate property fund or account; (b) that the funds in that account were in fact separate property (i

Exhaustion/Family Expense Method Under the exhaustion method (also known as the "family expense" method), the proponent argues that all community property income during the relevant period was exhausted on family living expenses, and therefore any remaining funds used to capitalize the business must have been drawn from separate property sources

The proponent must demonstrate: (a) the total community property income received during the relevant period; (b) the total family living expenses and other community expenditures during the same period; and (c) that community income was insufficient to cover both family expenses and the capital contribution, such that separate property funds must have been the source

The proponent must account for all sources of income and all categories of expenditure with reasonable specificity