Janet owned a home prior to marriage to Jorge. Upon marriage, Janet's home: Group of answer choices remains her separate property unless commingled automatically becomes community property is converted to joint tenancy must have a deed recorded showing her married name

remains her separate property unless commingled

Explanation:

The property that is owned by any of the spouse before their marriage is considered as their separate property. The property is shared with both the spouse after their marriage. Upon divorce, the other spouse may have some right over the total property. The property owner prior to the marriage is not subject to distribution and division.  

In the given excerpt, the property owner by Janet was before her marriage. After her marriage with Jorge, this particular property do not possess any right to him.

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