Fill and Sign the Transmutation or Postnuptial Agreement to Convert Communityproperty into Separate Property Form

Transmutation or Postnuptial Agreement to Convert Community Property into Separate Property Agreement made on the _________________ (date), between ____________________ (Name of Husband) of _________________________________________________________ ________________ (street address, city, county, state, zip code), referred to herein as Husband, and ___________________ (Name of Wife), of _____________________________ ____________________________________________ (street address, city, county, state, zip code), referred to herein as Wife. Whereas, there now stands in the name of Husband _____ (number) shares of __________________ (common or preferred) stock of __________________________ (name of corporation), a _________________ (name of state) corporation, evidenced by certificates of stock numbers: _______ (number) through ______ (number); and Whereas, the corporate stock referred to is community property of the parties, and the parties desire and intend that the stock shall be equally divided between them so that each shall hold one-half of the stock as his or her separate property. 1. Conveyance by HusbandHusband by this instrument assigns, transfers, and conveys to Wife _____ (number) shares of such stock, to be held by her as her separate property. 2. Conveyance by WifeWife by this instrument assigns, transfers, and releases to Husband all of her community interest in the remaining _____ (number) shares of such stock, to be held by him as his separate property. Witness our signatures, this the ________________ (date). _____________________________ ___________________________ (Printed Name of Husband) (Printed Name of Wife) _____________________________ ___________________________ (Signature of Husband) (Signature of Wife) (Acknowledgment form may vary by state)
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