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In Arizona, one spouse signs a contract to buy expensive landscaping for the marital home. The vendor later sues to enforce the debt as a community obligation. Under A.R.S. § 25-214, what is required for one spouse to bind the community on certain obligations?

Either spouse acting alone can bind the community for any transaction Only the higher-earning spouse can incur community debt Both spouses must join to bind the community to guaranties, indemnities, and conveyances or encumbrances of community real property; for ordinary debts during marriage, the community is generally liable All community debts require a written agreement signed by a notary

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Both spouses must join to bind the community to guaranties, indemnities, and conveyances or encumbrances of community real property; for ordinary debts during marriage, the community is generally liable

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