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Redvill

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Washington State--- My first husband and I divorced in 1990. He had a home that was inheritated during our marriage which was not community property in Washington State. We had one child together. Three yrs ago he remarried. He was killed in a vehicle in September 2000. He had remorgaged the home for a portion of it's value prior to his re-marriage. He had lived with his new wife for 2 years prior to marriage. He died without a will and her name is not listed on the mortgage and there was not a community agreement in place. I know that his new wife is entitled to the total net community property and 1/2 of the net separate property with my child being entitled to the other 1/2 of the net separate property. My questions is : At what point is community porperty assesed. It is at the time they began living together or is it at the time of marriage.
 



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