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Under Wisconsin law, which chapter governs the Marital Property Act that classifies property acquired during marriage?

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A) Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 766

Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 766 is the Marital Property Act, enacted in 1986, which establishes Wisconsin's system for classifying property acquired during marriage as marital property and requires both spouses to sign deeds conveying marital property.

Answer Options
A
Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 766
B
Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 703
C
Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 846
D
Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 452

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