Jean and Joanne are RDPs residing in and domiciled in California. They each have separate jobs in which they earn their own wages. In addition to wage income, they share equal ownership in a rental property located in Manhattan Beach, CA, from which they earn a substantial amount of rental income during the year. Their community property status would come to an end in any of the following situations except: a) The RDPs physically separate with no immediate intention

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12 August, 22:53

Jean and Joanne are RDPs residing in and domiciled in California. They each have separate jobs in which they earn their own wages. In addition to wage income, they share equal ownership in a rental property located in Manhattan Beach, CA, from which they earn a substantial amount of rental income during the year. Their community property status would come to an end in any of the following situations except: a) The RDPs physically separate with no immediate intention

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The correct answer is The couple moves out to a non-community property state.

Explanation: Among these options this would be the only one that would result in an end of status, as they would be moving to another community where the system is not the same as it is now.