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To: circlecity
Guess Texas doesn’t have that rule.

Texas is a community property state. The property accumulated (except by gift, or inheritance) during the marriage is jointly owned, and the surviving spouse is entitle to their cut. Property held since before the marriage, on the other hand, is separate, and the surviving spouse need not get a share.

27 posted on 03/19/2010 1:42:17 PM PDT by Pilsner
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To: Pilsner
"The property accumulated (except by gift, or inheritance) during the marriage is jointly owned, and the surviving spouse is entitle to their cut. Property held since before the marriage, on the other hand, is separate, and the surviving spouse need not get a share."

Weren't they married three years? I'd guess that three years interest, profits and capital gains on a billion dollar portfolio is still a pretty good chunk of change.

29 posted on 03/19/2010 1:50:51 PM PDT by circlecity
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