Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Property

More information is needed to respond. Where did the money come from to buy the property? Was it inherited?

Re: Property

For what purpose? It may be joint tenancy property for the

purpose of who gets it on death. For a dissolution of marriage, it is presumed to be community property. The burden would

be on the party saying it is not community property to prove otherwise.

Re: Property

YES, YES, YES IT IS COMMUNITY PROPERTY IF ACQUIRED DURING MARRAIGE USING COMMUNITY FUNDS OR SOURCES. ANY QUESTIONS CALL ME AT 310-839-7700

Re: Property

Perhaps. I cannot tell from your question in whose name(s) the property is. Is it in your "spouse's" name or in "spouses'" name? If in only one name, what was the the source of the funds taht were used to get the property, community funds or separate property or proceeds? Did one of you get it by way of an bequest? If so, then it may be the separate property of that spouse.