Sentences with phrase «titled in your spouse»

For example, a party to a divorce may have property rights in properties solely titled in their spouse's name, such as a retirement account.

This generally applies even if a business is not titled in your spouse's name.

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There may be reasons arguing against including a spouse as a partner; for example, if you transfer title to your personal assets into your spouse's name to protect your personal property in the event the partnership is sued, the spouse can not have any involvement in the partnership business whatsoever, according to Ennico.

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But Bercow told Boris Johnson: «We do not address people by the titles of their spouses,» before adding, «It is inappropriate and frankly sexist to speak in those terms.»

Provided that the title to the property is in the name of the veteran's unremarried, surviving spouse, who continues to use the home as the primary residence.

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The peripatetic spouses referred to in the title are all travelling salesmen.

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If you wait until your spouse has resident status, then there should be no problem in changing the title on the deeds, other than the legal expenses.

At that point, one of the spouses will be permitted to be removed from the home title, keeping the loan in the remaining spouse's name.

The younger spouse is no longer forced to leave the home at the time of passing of the older spouse provided that the younger spouse was a non-borrowing spouse when the loan was originally taken out (would not be the case with a spouse who married after the loan was already in place) and that the spouse still resided in the home and the title passed to the remaining spouse.

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.

Spouses who jointly own property as tenants in common do not automatically receive full title to the property upon the death of the other spouse.

CDs: Hold property in joint tenancy with right of survivorship (or as tenancy by the entirety if owners are spouses), transfer title to a revocable living trust, or name a payable - on - death beneficiary.

Money Market Accounts: Hold property in joint tenancy with right of survivorship (or as tenancy by the entirety if owners are spouses), transfer title to a revocable living trust, or name a payable - on - death beneficiary.

In addition, the soon - to - be-released HECM counseling protocols will advise counselors that if a client considers removing a younger spouse from title in order to be eligible, the counselor should caution the client about possible consequences for the non-borrower spousIn addition, the soon - to - be-released HECM counseling protocols will advise counselors that if a client considers removing a younger spouse from title in order to be eligible, the counselor should caution the client about possible consequences for the non-borrower spousin order to be eligible, the counselor should caution the client about possible consequences for the non-borrower spouse.

Secondly, and just as importantly, to make sure that adequate plans have been made for the surviving spouse in the event of the passing of the spouse on title.

The current value — not what you originally paid — of all cars and other vehicles, like boats or planes, with a title in your or your spouse's name.

In other states, namely community property states, assets acquired by spouses with a right of survivorship are also titled as community property.

In other cases, a parent's mortgage will be registered on title to protect the money in the event the marriage goes sour and there is a dispute between the spouses over the equity in the housIn other cases, a parent's mortgage will be registered on title to protect the money in the event the marriage goes sour and there is a dispute between the spouses over the equity in the housin the event the marriage goes sour and there is a dispute between the spouses over the equity in the housin the house.

Marital property includes most items of property acquired by either spouse during the marriage without regard to whether the title is in the name or one or both spouses.

In 1984, «Litigation» (the former title of this column) rediscovered the Queen's Proctor was still alive when Sir John Arnold, President of the Family Division, rescinded three decrees nisi based on unreasonable behaviour in favour of petitioners who had sworn special procedure affidavits falsely deposing that they and their spouses were not living togetheIn 1984, «Litigation» (the former title of this column) rediscovered the Queen's Proctor was still alive when Sir John Arnold, President of the Family Division, rescinded three decrees nisi based on unreasonable behaviour in favour of petitioners who had sworn special procedure affidavits falsely deposing that they and their spouses were not living togethein favour of petitioners who had sworn special procedure affidavits falsely deposing that they and their spouses were not living together.

A woman traditionally takes her husband's title, but a man doesn't take his wife's — although in recent years the male spouses of female Canadian Governors General have been granted the style of «Excellency».

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.

When one spouse contributes money toward the purchase of the marital home, and places title to the home in both spouses» names, the contribution of that money is considered a gift unless there is prenuptial agreement that says otherwise.

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.

In 2002, the parties moved into a property that the man had acquired around the time the parties began living together (the man had taken title to a property that he had owned with his former spouse).

Sample # 2: Notwithstanding anything else contained within this Policy, in the event that the proceeds of the Insured Mortgage are paid to any person or entity other than: i) to the registered title holder or holders, as the case may be; ii) holder (s) of prior registered encumbrances (s); iii) an execution or judgment creditor (s); iv) to a non-registered covenantor that is a spouse, child or parent of the registered title holder or holders; v) to credit card companies for credit cards in the name of the registered title holder or holders or in the name of non-registered covenantor (s) that are the spouse, child or parent of the registered title holder or holders; then the Company can deny coverage and shall have no liability to the Insured for any matters that involve the allegation of mortgage / title fraud, including challenges to the validity and enforceability of the Insured Mortgage.

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.

In Pennsylvania, as in most states, property that is titled jointly in the names of spouses is held as entireties propertIn Pennsylvania, as in most states, property that is titled jointly in the names of spouses is held as entireties propertin most states, property that is titled jointly in the names of spouses is held as entireties propertin the names of spouses is held as entireties property.

In other words, you can force your spouse to leave your home so you can stay there regardless of who has title to the property.

When a spouse dies, the property might pass to the surviving spouse (if it is titled in joint names), by beneficiary designation, by will or trust instrument, or under the laws of intestate succession (for those who do not have a will) or statutory share (for spouses who have been cut out of the will).

In such instances, when property was acquired by one of the spouses before marriage, but the couple decided to change title after the marriage, to include both spouses as joint owners, the courts will assume such property is community property.

If the property is titled in one spouse's name, only the spouse who owns the home can keep the property, because the court does not have the authority to transfer the home title in one spouse's name to the other spouse.

If the property is titled in both names and is used by the spouse as their principal place of residence, either spouse can ask the court to transfer the property to them.

If the spouse with no title in the property has contributed, directly or indirectly, in money or money's worth, to acquire or improve the property, the doctrine of resulting trusts is engaged.

Would the same be true if the assets were put into a matrimonial property to pay down the mortgage if the title is in one spouses name only?

If that single person on title emerges from the relationship and sells the house, that could potentially expose the purchaser to legal action, says Jacqueline Boucher, who practises family and estates law with Cox & Palmer in Saint John, N.B. «You could end up in a situation where the former spouse who was left out of the transaction brought the purchasers into litigation to establish their claim.»

If a court wants to transfer certain kinds of federally regulated retirements assets titled in the name of one spouse to another spouse in the course of a divorce, this is only effective if the Court follows the exacting requirements of a «qualified domestic relations order» (similar requirements apply to both federal government employee benefits and to private pension plans governed by ERISA which is a federal law with broad pre-emptive effect over private pension law).

The jury selection list is based on the province's property assessment rolls, excluding many renters, boarders, students, seniors, spouses who are not named on property titles, transient and low - income people, Indigenous people and those unable to afford property in a red - hot real estate market.

If you followed your service member spouse around the globe for 20 years, then your resume could include a dozen or more jobs, in addition to many volunteer positions; or large gaps in time and varied job titles.

It does not matter if a particular asset or debt is titled in one spouse's name.

Marital property means jointly titled property or property titled in the name of only one spouse.

If the spouse is not registered on title, the spouse may still be able to establish an interest in the family home if they can show they should be a beneficial owner of the property due to constructive or resulting trust.

Until this matter is addressed by way of a written agreement or court order, married spouses have a right to reside in the home, and participate in the sale or remortgaging of the home, even though they are not on title.

If the spouse is registered on title, either by themselves, or with their spouse as a joint tenant or tenant in common, they have an interest in the home and can apply for the sale under the Partition Act.

As jointly owned property, it is subject to equal or equitable division in the divorce, depending on state law, regardless of whether it is titled only in one spouse's name.

All divorces are titled «In Re the Marriage of (first spouse) and (the second spouse).»

This change in title is usually treated as a gift between the spouses, converting the house from separate to marital property.