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When there is no proof of the time of acquisition of an asset, the court uses the possession test. Proof that either spouse possessed the asset during the marriage will give rise to the general procommunity presumption. The general procommunity presumption is applied if there is no evidence of the acquisition date and the evidence shows that the asset was possessed by either spouse at the end of a long marriage.
