Property Ownership
In Louisiana, what happens to community property when spouses divorce?
AThe property automatically belongs to the higher-earning spouse
BCommunity property is divided equally between the spouses✓ Correct
CCommunity property is liquidated and proceeds paid to creditors first
DThe court assigns all community property to the spouse who manages it
Explanation
Upon divorce in Louisiana, community property is generally divided equally between the spouses, though they may negotiate a different division in a matrimonial agreement.
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