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In a Prescott transaction review, during marriage, Tessa inherits a parcel from an aunt and asks whether that inheritance is generally community property. What is the most accurate response?

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B) property acquired by gift, devise, or descent is generally separate property rather than community property

Under A.R.S. § 25-211, property acquired by gift, devise, or descent is generally separate property rather than community property.

Answer Options
A
inheritances are treated as community property unless sold within one year
B
property acquired by gift, devise, or descent is generally separate property rather than community property
C
gifted property is community property unless the deed says otherwise
D
separate-property exceptions do not exist in Arizona under current Arizona law

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