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Survivorship marital property in Wisconsin:

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B) Passes to surviving spouse automatically

Survivorship marital property in Wisconsin passes automatically to the surviving spouse upon death.

Answer Options
A
Does not exist
B
Passes to surviving spouse automatically
C
Must go through probate
D
Requires court approval
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marital-property-lawsprobate-processproperty-ownership-types

Key Terms:

survivorship marital propertyWisconsin Marital Property Actprobate avoidanceautomatic transfercommunity property

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