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Under Idaho community property law, both spouses must sign to:
Correct Answer
B) Sell or encumber community real property
In Idaho, both spouses must consent to and sign any deed or encumbrance affecting community real property. This requirement protects each spouse's equal ownership interest and applies to sales, mortgages, and other conveyances of community real estate.
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A
No signature requirement exists — either spouse may act alone on any transactionB
Sell or encumber community real propertyC
Obtain a court order before completing any real estate transactionD
File separate property disclosures with the county recorderWhy This Is the Correct Answer
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Related Topics:
Idaho Code 32-912community property conveyancedeed requirementstitle insurancevoidable transactions
Key Terms:
Idaho Code 32-912both spouses signcommunity real propertyconveyanceencumbrance
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