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In the simplest terms, community property refers to the property shared between two spouses in certain states within the United States.

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In a community property state (e.g., California, Texas), if one spouse receives a life insurance payout from the death of their parent during the marriage, and then they divorce, does the payout ...
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For community property states (e.g. California), does adding a title of a spouse render a separate property a community property? Why or why not? Thanks.
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For community property states (e.g. California), if I have two properties, one is separate and one is community. Does paying taxes, insurance, or ADU/remodeling costs for my separate property using ...
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If I have a real property in community property states (e.g. California) that is to be divided equally during divorce, can I pay my spouse that equal amount instead of selling my real property? Could ...
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In community property states (e.g. California), if I purchase a real property before marriage, that is separate property. But if I'm married and I and my spouse now live in that property I bought ...
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For community property states like California or Texas, if I have a real property acquired after marriage, then as far as I know, the property is considered community property. If during the course of ...
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In community property states such as California and Texas, I know all all property acquired after marriage belongs to both spouses equally, however, if a property was acquired after marriage when that ...
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In a community property state (TX), if a spouse dies, must the community home be sold so that so value can be distributed as stated in a will?
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I've tried finding an answer to this specific question but couldn't. I think in fairness that property or money owned before marriage would still remain the person's own separate property even if they ...
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A divorced mom pays the mortgage on and lives in a house, but the house title is in both parents' names. The father is gone. The mom wants to move, but can't sell the house. How can the mom get the ...
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Let's say that just before a marriage, the rich partner (RP) has a net worth of $10 million, and the poorer partner (PP) has a net worth of $1 million (and this is documented). They are in a community ...
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If a married couple moves from a common law state to a community property state, do the properties they acquired after marriage (other than some prescribed exceptions) become their community property? ...
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With the spirit of protecting community lands from private investors and other government actors, The Kenyan Constitution (2010) demanded for a community land law. This law was formulated in 2016 as ...
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Say I buy a home that is worth 200k and I pay down 100k principal of the loan before marriage. After marriage I continue to pay the mortgage. Is what I pay for the mortgage considered community ...
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The context is in USA, AZ and with regard AZ community property laws. Say spouse A gets a credit card and racks up debt on the card without Spouse B's knowledge or consent. The couple had the income ...
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