§ 66 Quasi-Community Property Definition
This law says that some stuff a dead person owned counts like community property for the surviving spouse, even if the dead person lived in another state when they got it.
John lived in State A, married Mary who lives in this state, and bought a car while living in State A. John dies. The car is treated as quasi‑community property for Mary.
Even though John got the car while living out of state, the law says it is treated like community property for Mary because John would have owned it as community property if he had lived here.
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§ 66 Quasi-Community Property Definition
Last verified: January 11, 2026