Property Ownership
Under Texas community property law, which of the following is considered separate property?
AWages earned during marriage
BProperty acquired by gift or inheritance during marriage✓ Correct
CA home purchased during marriage with marital funds
DA joint bank account funded during marriage
Explanation
Under Texas Family Code, separate property includes property owned before marriage and property received as a gift or inheritance during marriage. Wages earned during marriage are community property. The character of property (separate vs. community) has significant implications for ownership rights.
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