Tennessee is a:

Tennessee is not a community property state; community property is a system used in only nine states (primarily in the western U.S., such as California, Texas, and Arizona) where assets acquired during marriage are owned equally by both spouses regardless of whose name is on the title.

While it is true that Tennessee is a common law property state, selecting only option B is incomplete because it omits Tennessee's equally important classification as a title theory mortgage state, making this answer only partially correct.

While it is true that Tennessee is a title theory state for mortgages, selecting only option C is incomplete because it omits Tennessee's classification as a common law property state, making this answer only partially correct.