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Under the Texas Family Code, which of the following situations does NOT require both spouses to join in the transaction?

Correct Answer

D) Selling community personal property under the sole management of one spouse

Under Texas Family Code §3.102, community property under the sole management of one spouse can be managed, controlled, and disposed of by that spouse alone. Selling community personal property (such as a vehicle or business equipment) under sole management does not require the other spouse's joinder.

Answer Options
A
Conveying the community property homestead to a third party
B
Granting a home equity lien on the community property homestead
C
Encumbering the community property homestead with a deed of trust
D
Selling community personal property under the sole management of one spouse

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