This Agreement to Convert Separate Property to Community Property is between a husband and wife who desire to define property rights and, in some instances, alter the legal designation of property in the case of divorce.

This agreement sets forth that both parties sought the advice of independent counsel prior to signing this agreement. This agreement also specifies that both parties have made complete property disclosures and completed a detailed list of property, owned by husband and wife, which are now converted to community, rather than separate, property.

This Agreement to Convert Separate Property to Community Property includes:

• Parties: Sets forth the names and addresses of the husband and wife;
• Intent: This agreement will convert all, or a portion, of separate property owned by the parties to community property;
• Children: Sets forth the names of all children of both parties;
• Representation: Both parties sought and obtained advice from independent counsel before signing this agreement;
• Records: Parties agree to keep accurate records of their property (for use when the parties are retaining some separate property);
• Term: This agreement will automatically terminate if the marriage is terminated;
• Notice: Notice that this agreement changes separate property to community property which may have adverse consequences during the marriage or if the parties divorce or a spouse dies;
• Signatures: Both husband and wife must sign this agreement.

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This attorney-prepared packet contains:

1. General Information
2. Instructions and Checklist
3. Agreement to Convert Separate Property to Community Property

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states