Chan

*264 MEMORANDUM *

This is a consolidated appeal from an order denying appellants’ various challenges to a writ of execution on the residence of appellants Lisa Chan and her husband Chris Yiu to satisfy the restitution Lisa was ordered to pay following her criminal conviction. The district court rejected all appellants’ claims, holding that there was no evidence demonstrating that Lisa’s mother, appellant Lai Heung Chan, had any ownership interest in the house; that the house was community property; and, that the restitution judgment was a debt within the meaning of California community property law. It also held that Chris Yiu was not entitled to a hearing under California law and that his federal due process rights had not been violated. We affirm.

Assuming that the money for the purchase of the home came from Lai Heung Chan, the deed was originally recorded in the names of Lisa Chan and Chris Yiu. There is no evidence to defeat the presumption under California law that the purchase was a gift to Lai Heung’s daughter. See Altramano v. Swan, 20 Cal.2d 622, 628 , 128 P.2d 353 (1942). Under California law, the house was community property because' it was acquired by Lisa Chan and…