Washington Code|Chapter 26.16 - Rights and liabilities—Community property.

Section 26.16.010 - Separate property of spouse.

Section 26.16.020 - Separate property of domestic partner.

Section 26.16.030 - Community property defined—Management and control.

Section 26.16.040 - Community realty subject to liens, execution.

Section 26.16.050 - Conveyances between spouses or domestic partners.

Section 26.16.060 - Power of attorney between spouses or domestic partners.

Section 26.16.070 - Powers of attorney as to separate estate.

Section 26.16.080 - Execution of conveyance under power.

Section 26.16.090 - Powers of attorney as to community estate.

Section 26.16.095 - Purchaser of community real property protected by record title.

Section 26.16.100 - Claim of spouse or domestic partner in community realty to be filed.

Section 26.16.110 - Cloud on title—Removal.

Section 26.16.120 - Agreements as to status.

Section 26.16.125 - Custody of children.

Section 26.16.140 - Earnings and accumulations of spouses or domestic partners living apart, minor children.

Section 26.16.150 - Rights of married persons or domestic partners in general.

Section 26.16.160 - Civil disabilities of wife abolished.

Section 26.16.180 - Spouses or domestic partners may sue each other.

Section 26.16.190 - Liability for acts of other spouse or other domestic partner.

Section 26.16.200 - Debts incurred before marriage or domestic partnership—Separate debts—Child support obligation—Liability.

Section 26.16.205 - Liability for family support—Support obligation of stepparent.

Section 26.16.210 - Burden of proof in transactions between spouses or domestic partners.

Section 26.16.220 - Quasi-community property defined.

Section 26.16.230 - Quasi-community property—Disposition at death.

Section 26.16.240 - Quasi-community property—Effect of lifetime transfers—Claims by surviving spouse or surviving domestic partner—Waiver.

Section 26.16.250 - Quasi-community property—Characterization limited to determination of disposition at death—Waiver by written agreement.

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