What is Mixed Title Property?
Mixed Title to Property can be both separate property and community property in character. For example, suppose a car is bought during marriage for a total of $10,000 in cash; $6,000 of that was from husband’s separate property account which he had prior to marriage, while $4,000 of it was from a bank account established during marriage and contained the community property earnings of the parties. In such event, title to the automobile would be sixty percent husband’s separate property and forty percent community property.
