actually we own the deed to the land we don't own title, deed is
joint ownership title is ownership..
Not exact matches
In some instances of
joint ownership, however, a deed is unnecessary, as the surviving spouse will automatically take full
title to the property immediately upon the deceased spouse's death.
A court may presume that a spouse who changed the
title on a home from individual to
joint ownership intended to make a gift of the home to the marriage.
A spouse can convert separate property into marital property by changing
title from individual to
joint ownership during the marriage, in which case a court would presume that the spouse intended to make a gift of the property to the marriage, and will treat the property as jointly owned.
Some of the terminology is unnecessarily legalese («you hereby assign to us
joint ownership») and there are too many of those bump bump bump noises that synonyms make when bouncing down the legal staircase («you keep all right,
title, and interest» «assignment is or becomes invalid, ineffective or unenforceable»).
A spouse can convert separate property into marital property by changing
title from individual to
joint ownership, in which case a court would presume that the spouse intended to make a «gift» of the property to the marriage.
A spouse can convert separate property to marital property by changing
title from individual to
joint ownership during the marriage, in which case a court would presume that the spouse intended to make a gift of the property to the marriage.
Joint ownership of possessions, joint utility bills, lease / rental agreement, joint mortgage / loan, property title, joint bank statements; money trans
Joint ownership of possessions,
joint utility bills, lease / rental agreement, joint mortgage / loan, property title, joint bank statements; money trans
joint utility bills, lease / rental agreement,
joint mortgage / loan, property title, joint bank statements; money trans
joint mortgage / loan, property
title,
joint bank statements; money trans
joint bank statements; money transfers;
A spouse can change separate property into marital property by changing the
title into a form of
joint ownership, effectively making a gift to the other spouse.
One of the problems with
joint tenancy
ownership is that while the registered
title might reflect
joint ownership, the true beneficial owner might be one of the registered owners are in fact another unregistered owner in trust — as such, watch out for phony
joint tenancies....
Certificates of
Title issued in
Joint Ownership where the names are separated with the words AND or AND / OR, do not carry the same meaning as With Rights Of Survivorship.
An exception exists if you muddied the waters of your separate
ownership, such as if you
titled a particular asset in
joint names or deposited your separate money into a
joint marital account.
Transmutation occurs when spouses change the
ownership of property; for example, when a spouse changes the
title of a home that is his separate property to a
joint title in both spouses» names.
A legal relationship and method referencing the
ownership of real property by which one person mutually holds legal
title to property with other persons in such a way that when one of the
joint owners dies, the remaining party (s) owns an undivided interest in the entire property; more legally referred to as Tenancy in Common with rights of survivorship.
Vesting 101 A presentation on the basics of vesting and explanation of different methods of taking
title such as Sole
Ownership, Tenancy by the Entirety,
Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship, and Tenancy in Common and proper parties to contracts and types of typical deeds.
Four unities are required to create a
joint tenancy: 1) Time: all
joint tenants must obtain their interest at one time; 2)
Title: all must obtain their interest by the same document; 3) Interest — each
joint tenant has an equal share in
ownership; 4) Possession: each
joint tenant has an equal right of possession.