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A Washington spouse owned a $100,000 brokerage account as separate property before marriage. During the marriage, she deposited community earnings into the same account and made numerous trades, so that the separate and community funds can no longer be traced or distinguished. How will a court most likely characterize the account?

Entirely community property because the funds were commingled beyond tracing Entirely separate property because it started as a separate account Half separate and half community automatically as a matter of law Quasi-community property subject to a presumption of separateness

Correct Answer:

Entirely community property because the funds were commingled beyond tracing

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