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Under the Texas Family Code, which of the following actions does NOT require the joinder of both spouses when dealing with community property?

Correct Answer

B) Leasing community property mineral rights under the sole management of one spouse

Under Texas Family Code §3.102 and the Texas Natural Resources Code, mineral rights that constitute community property under one spouse's sole management can be leased by that spouse alone, provided the property is not the homestead. Mineral leases on non-homestead sole management community property do not require joinder.

Answer Options
A
Selling the community homestead
B
Leasing community property mineral rights under the sole management of one spouse
C
Granting a lien on the community homestead for a home improvement loan
D
Executing a deed of trust on the community homestead

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