Community property is normally defined as any property acquired by a married person or registered domestic person:
A) prior to marriage or registration
B) during marriage or registration
C) by gift
D) by inheritance

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Community property is typically defined as any property acquired during marriage or registration, meaning it belongs equally to both spouses or partners. While gifts and inheritances can be considered separate property if they were given to only one spouse or partner, any increase in value during the marriage or registration would still be considered community property. Property acquired prior to marriage or registration is generally considered separate property.

Community Property Is Normally Defined as Any Property Acquired by a Married