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At a brokerage meeting in Peoria, a married couple buys a resale house during marriage with no clear separate-property source and later argues that title in one spouse's name alone makes it separate. Which outcome best matches current Arizona practice?

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A) property acquired during marriage is generally presumed to be community property unless a recognized separate-property exception applies

Under A.R.S. § 25-211, property acquired during marriage is generally presumed to be community property unless a recognized separate-property exception applies.

Answer Options
A
property acquired during marriage is generally presumed to be community property unless a recognized separate-property exception applies
B
all property acquired during marriage is automatically separate unless both names appear
C
community-property rules apply only after one spouse dies in that Arizona transaction
D
Arizona has no community-property presumption under current Arizona law

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