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An Arizona spouse owned a rental house before marriage (separate property). During the marriage, community labor and community funds are used to manage and improve the property, increasing its value. At divorce, how does Arizona treat the increase in value attributable to community effort?

The community may be entitled to an equitable lien or share of the increase attributable to community labor and funds, while the property remains separate The entire property becomes community because community funds were used The increase is the separate property of the owning spouse with no community claim The property is automatically sold and the proceeds split equally

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The community may be entitled to an equitable lien or share of the increase attributable to community labor and funds, while the property remains separate

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