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During an Arizona marriage, one spouse uses $30,000 of clearly traced separate funds to pay down the principal on the community residence's mortgage. The spouses have no agreement about reimbursement. At divorce, what is the most accurate statement about a reimbursement claim?

Reimbursement is automatic for every dollar of separate funds spent on community property Arizona generally presumes a gift to the community for ordinary expenditures, but a spouse may rebut this and seek equitable reimbursement for traceable separate-fund contributions to community property Separate funds spent on community property are never reimbursable under any circumstances The contributing spouse may unilaterally reclaim the community residence as separate property

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Arizona generally presumes a gift to the community for ordinary expenditures, but a spouse may rebut this and seek equitable reimbursement for traceable separate-fund contributions to community property

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