In Re Alvarado

Appellant and respondent were married in 1967; a premarital agreement provides that whatever property each had as of then shall remain the separate property of said party; at the time of separation there were five bank accounts -- a separate account established by each party prior to marriage, a mutual checking account for household expenses (United California Bank), a savings account in Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan in the name of both parties as joint tenants, and a business account in the name of both parties; there were no children of the marriage and respondent sought no spousal support. The husband appeals from that portion of interlocutory judgment ordering the balance of $1,851.49 in the Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan account and a 1970 Buick Electra to be the sole and separate property of respondent, and a Baldwin organ to be community property and awarding the same to respondent.