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A creditor sues a single Washington spouse on a debt that the spouse incurred before the marriage for purely personal reasons. The creditor seeks to satisfy the judgment out of community property earned during the marriage. What is the general rule regarding the non-debtor spouse's earnings?

Premarital separate debts of one spouse generally cannot reach the other spouse's share of community earnings All community property is freely available for any premarital separate debt of one spouse The non-debtor spouse is personally liable for the premarital debt Community property can never be reached by any creditor

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Premarital separate debts of one spouse generally cannot reach the other spouse's share of community earnings

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