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- Deed -- Tenants by the entirety? - Legal Answers - Avvo. com
Holding property as "tenants by the entirety" means that when one spouse dies, the surviving spouse owns 100% of the property by operation of law the deceased spouse's interest in the property terminates upon his death and, therefore, does not pass to any heirs pursuant to his will
- In florida what can the creditors go after once a judgement has been . . .
In Florida the manner in which the property is held affects whether a creditor can take your property or force the sale of property Property titled in the name of husband and wife is generally held as tenants in the entirety and is fully owned by the husband and the wife
- Can I remove a judgment lien on my house after my husband died?
To be specific, if you and your husband owned the real estate as "tenants by the entirety", which is the more common form of real estate ownership by married couples, then and in such event, the judgments against your husband no longer attach to the real estate upon his death, provided that the two of you remained married until the time of his death, and you are now the sole owner of the real
- Does Missouri recognize Tenancy by the Entirety? - Legal Answers - Avvo. com
Missouri does recognize tenancy by the entirety - a type of joint property owned by husband and wife, with the survivor entitled to own it However your real estate was NOT in joint names and in his name alone therefore on his death half goes to you and half to his children
- How is tenancy by the entirety created in Virginia?
Stated differently, in order to create a tenancy by the entirety, the grantees on a deed must have an identical interest in the property, received from the same deed and conveyance, receive the interest at the same, and be equally entitled to possess the property for the same amount of time The grantees must also be married at all times during
- Can a creditor file a property lien on a jointly owned mortgage in NC . . .
A creditor can sue you and get a judgment against you which would attach to any real property held in your sole name or held jointly with other people OTHER than your spouse Actually it could still attach to real propertyheld jointly with your spouse if the deed to your property specifies some tenancy other than tenancy by the entirety
- How to remove lien on tenancy by entirety property, that is not part of . . .
“when property is held as a tenancy by the entirety, only the creditors of both the husband and wife, jointly, may attach the tenancy by the entirety property; the property is not divisible on behalf of one spouse alone, and therefore it cannot be reached to satisfy the obligation of only one spouse See Winters v
- How can I find out if my deed I filed is tenancy with entirety or joint . . .
None of us can say for sure without seeing your deed(s), but USUALLY, when a married couple takes title to real property - unless there's language in the deed that says otherwise - the presumption is that they take title "by the entirety," which would mean that upon your wife's death, you became the sole owner by operation of law, regardless of anything she may have written in her Will
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