Gross Estate and Property Regimes Quiz
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What type of property is considered communal when acquired from fruits of industry during a marriage?

  • Exclusive property
  • Community property (correct)
  • Jewelry
  • Separate property
  • Which property type remains exclusive after marriage when associated with separate property?

  • Jewelry
  • Community property
  • Non-Jewelry (correct)
  • Gratuitous acquisitions
  • In the absolute community of properties, how is the property acquired from gratuitous acquisitions characterized before marriage?

  • Non-exclusive
  • Jointly owned
  • Communal (correct)
  • Exclusive
  • What is the status of exempt properties acquired by a non-resident alien decedent with respect to gross estate?

    <p>Excluded in gross estate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How are the fruits of property characterized in an absolute community of properties during marriage?

    <p>Communal only</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of property regime ensures that all properties of spouses are separate except those acquired jointly?

    <p>Absolute Separation of Property</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the Conjugal Partnership of Gains, which type of property is considered joint?

    <p>Fruits from Gratuitous acquisitions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the treatment of properties acquired before marriage in the Absolute Community of Property?

    <p>They become common properties of the spouses</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under which property regime do all present properties owned at the time of marriage become common?

    <p>Absolute Community of Property</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is excluded from the properties considered common in the Absolute Community of Property?

    <p>Fruits from exclusive properties</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In case there is no agreement, which property regime applies by default?

    <p>Conjugal Partnership of Gains</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How are properties brought into the marriage treated in the Conjugal Partnership of Gains?

    <p>They remain exclusive properties</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens to the fruit of exclusive properties in the Absolute Community of Property?

    <p>They remain exclusive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Gross Estate of Married Decedents

    • Includes the decedent's exclusive properties and the common properties of the spouses.
    • Gross estate is categorized into exclusive, conjugal/communal, and total.

    Common Types of Property Regimes

    • Absolute Separation of Property (ASP): All properties are separate except those jointly acquired.
    • Conjugal Partnership of Gains (CPG): Properties acquired during marriage through joint or individual labor/fruits of properties are common.
    • Absolute Community of Property (ACP): All properties owned at marriage and future fruits of separate/joint industry or common properties become common.
    • The default property regime is either CPG or ACP, depending on the date of the marriage. Before August 3,1988, it is CPG, and after August 3, 1988, it is ACP.

    Conjugal Partnership of Gains (CPG): Property Classification

    • Before Marriage: Properties are exclusive.
    • During Marriage: Fruits of properties/labor are conjugal; gratuitous acquisitions and their fruits remain exclusive.

    Absolute Community of Properties (ACP): Property Classification

    • Before Marriage: All properties are common with exceptions detailed below.
    • During Marriage: All properties are common with exceptions detailed below.

    ACP: Exceptions and Clarifications

    • Spouse with Descendants from a Prior Marriage:
      • Gratuitous acquisitions remain exclusive during and before the marriage.
      • Fruits of industry become communal during marriage.
      • Fruits of separate property remain exclusive during and before the marriage; fruits of communal property remain communal before and during the marriage.
      • Exclusive-use properties, excluding jewelry, remain exclusive during and before the marriage; jewelry becomes communal during marriage.
    • Both Spouses:
      • Gratuitous acquisitions are exclusive during marriage.
      • Fruits of industry are communal during marriage.
      • Fruits of separate/communal property are exclusive/communal (respectively), during marriage.
      • Exclusive-use properties, excluding jewelry, remain exclusive. Jewelry becomes communal during the marriage.

    Acquisition of Exempt Properties

    • Exempt properties are considered exclusive or common but excluded from gross estate calculations.

    Exempt Properties of Non-Resident Alien Decedents

    • Exempt foreign properties of a married non-resident alien decedent are excluded from the gross estate.

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    Test your knowledge on the gross estate of married decedents and the common types of property regimes. This quiz covers essential concepts such as the Absolute Separation of Property, Conjugal Partnership of Gains, and Absolute Community of Property. Understand how these regimes affect property classification and distribution.

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