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A spouses separate property in California remains their separate property even at death, meaning that they can dispose of 100% of it to whomever they please through their will or trust (i.e., they do not have to leave any portion of it to their surviving spouse).
Yes, California is one of nine community property states in the U.S. In general, this means if a married couple divorces in California, community property state law says they must equally split assets acquired during their marriage, unless an exception applies.
A Spousal Property petition is a way to transfer or confirm property to a surviving spouse without a full probate proceeding. It can usually be done with only one hearing in the court. If the decedents estate is not complicated, the petition can settle questions about title or ownership of property.
In essence, any property that was acquired during the marriage is considered community property and will be divided equally between the spouses.
Under the laws of intestate succession in California, if the deceased spouse has no surviving children, parents, or siblings, the surviving spouse will generally inherit the entire estate.
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