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It took a couple of days before the question made sense! In a standard contract or deed, it shoud read, "John Smith of City, County, State, spouse of Mary Smith" in the wording.

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Q: Spousal Rights-- John Smith of spouse of Mary Smith. What goes between of and spouse?
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