In most states,community property is recognized and trumps any allocations in your will.

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Most states follow common law property rules, not community property rules, meaning property owned by one spouse is theirs alone, and a will can dictate the distribution of one's property after death. Only a few states recognize community property.

In Most States,community Property Is Recognized and Trumps Any Allocations