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2. www.sdarcc.gov › marriage-certificateMarriage Certificate Request

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   A marriage certificate (proof of marriage) may be available for request after the marriage license (license to wed) is registered with the County Recorder. Our office can only process marriage certificate requests if the marriage license was issued in San Diego County.

3. www.sdarcc.gov › assessor › property-recordsProperty Information

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   All property-related records, including property ownership, assessed values, maps, property sales listings and characteristics, historical Tax Collector information; also, an online property index is available for research and viewing.

4. www.sdarcc.gov › realty-ownership-titleReal Estate Ownership and Title Information - sdarcc.gov

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   A revocable trust is one that can be withdrawn, changed or canceled during the term of the trust agreement. These are often called "living trusts". For property tax purposes, an irrevocable trust is one that cannot be canceled, changed or withdrawn for a period of 12 years or more.

5. www.sandiegoestateplanninglawyerblog.com › using_aUsing a Life Estate to Protect Your Spouse’s Right to Remain ...

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   Mar 14, 2014 · A life estate provides a means of transferring real property before death. In a life estate, Person A conveys the title to his house to Person B with the stipulation that Person A may continue to live in the house until his death, at which time Person B assumes sole ownership.

6. schorr-law.com › what-happens-to-your-propertyMarital Property Ownership After Getting Married in California

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   Nov 24, 2023 · In California, a state governed by community property laws, understanding how marriage affects property ownership is crucial for both protecting individual interests and planning a future together. This article aims to demystify the complexities surrounding property rights after marriage.

7. www.sandiegocounty.gov › cob › public-recordsPublic Records - SanDiegoCounty.gov

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   Make a new Public Records Act request. Submit a request, correspond with the County, and track requests online.

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   Can I request a marriage certificate in San Diego County?

   • Our office can only process marriage certificate requests if the marriage license was issued in San Diego County. A Certified Copy of a marriage certificate is required to change your name on a driver’s license, passport, social security card, claim insurance benefits, or for other services related to an individual’s identity.

   Marriage Certificate Request

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   How do I protect my property rights in a California marriage?

   • In marriage, particularly in a community property state like California, it’s crucial to understand how to protect and manage your property rights. This involves strategic planning and sometimes, legal measures to ensure that your assets are protected and managed in a way that aligns with both partners’ interests and intentions.

   Marital Property Ownership After Getting Married in California

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   Does the San Diego County Recorder's office abbreviate a word?

   • Beginning January 1, 2012, the San Diego County Recorder's Office will not abbreviate any word written into the Grantor/Grantee index. All words will appear in the index as written on the recorded document. If the document contains an abbreviation then the index will contain the same abbreviation.

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   What is considered community property in a marriage?

   • This includes salaries, properties bought during the marriage, and debts incurred while married. For example, a house purchased together after marriage would be considered community property, equally owned by both spouses. Separate property generally remains separate in a marriage.

   Marital Property Ownership After Getting Married in California

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9. arcc-acclaim.sdcounty.ca.govSan Diego County Public Records

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   Beginning January 1, 2012, the San Diego County Recorder's Office will not abbreviate any word written into the Grantor/Grantee index. All words will appear in the index as written on the recorded document. If the document contains an abbreviation then the index will contain the same abbreviation. In the past, hundreds of words such as Bank ...