Property OwnershipPregunta 5 de 120
In California, property acquired by either spouse during marriage, other than by gift or inheritance, is generally presumed to be:
a.Separate property
b.Joint tenancy property
c.Community property
d.Property in severalty
Explicación
California is a community property state, so earnings and assets acquired by either spouse during marriage are presumed owned equally by both. Property owned before marriage or received by gift or inheritance remains separate. Each spouse generally has an equal, undivided one-half interest in community property.
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