Does the real property - a yard acquired by prescription during the marriage, as well as the garage built in it, built under the conditions of joint contribution, constitute a family property community?
When the acquisition statute of limitations began and expired during the marriage, the conclusion follows that both spouses acquired the right of ownership of the immovable property and it became a property community. In such cases, it should be considered that both spouses exercised de facto authority over the property. The same permission follows when one of the spouses has started to own real estate as his own since before the conclusion of the marriage, and the acquisition statute of limitations has expired during the marriage. And in this case, as soon as the property is acquired during the marriage, it becomes community property, because the moment of acquisition of the property is important.
