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In Washington, property acquired during marriage is presumed to be:

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B) Community property

Property acquired during marriage in Washington is presumed to be community property unless proven otherwise.

Answer Options
A
Separate property
B
Community property
C
Joint tenancy
D
Tenancy in common
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Related Topics:

community-property-statesmarital-property-rightsproperty-classification

Key Terms:

community propertyWashington RCW 26.16.030marital property presumptionseparate propertyintestate succession
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