If a married person dies testate and leaves all community property, the decedent's interest passes to the:
A) whomever is named in the will
B) surviving spouse and children, if any
C) surviving spouse
D) surviving children, and not to surviving spouse

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When a person dies testate, it means they have left a will. The decedent's interest in the community property passes to whomever is named in the will, regardless of the relationship to the decedent.

If a Married Person Dies Testate and Leaves All Community