A marital partner has no legal interest in quasi-community property.

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Quasi-community property is treated similarly to community property in the event of divorce or death, meaning a marital partner does have a legal interest in it. It refers to property acquired by either spouse when living in a non-community property state that would have been considered community property had the couple been living in a community property state at the time of acquisition.

A Marital Partner Has No Legal Interest in Quasi-Community Property