Title Forms for Real Property
Learn about the different ways in which spouses may hold title to real property, including as tenants in common, joint tenants, holders of community property, and holders of community property with a right of survivorship.
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All real property and some personal property, such as vehicles, are titled, meaning that documentation of ownership is filed in government records. The California Family Code recognizes four ways in which spouses may hold titled property, namely as tenants in common, joint tenants with a right of survivorship, community property, or community property with a right of survivorship. Regardless of title form, the property will be presumed to be community property in a dissolution proceeding. But...
