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A spouse owns a separate bank account titled only in that spouse's name and signs a contract to buy equipment for that spouse's business. The other spouse argues that marriage prevents separate ownership and separate contracting.
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A spouse may own property separately only if the other spouse is unemployed. Marriage eliminates a spouse's legal capacity to own property separately. A spouse generally may own separate property, contract, sue, and be sued in that spouse's own name during marriage. A spouse loses the ability to sue in court until divorce is final.

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