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Spouses live in a community-property state. During the marriage, one spouse earns wages and uses those wages to buy a vehicle titled only in that spouse's name. At divorce, the earning spouse claims the vehicle is separate property because of title.
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Wages earned during marriage are always separate property of the earning spouse. Community property rules apply only to debts, not assets. Wages earned during marriage and property bought with those wages generally are community property, regardless of which spouse holds title. Inheritance received by one spouse during marriage is always community property.

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