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Joint Tenancy v. Tenants in common – What’s the Difference?

What are Jointly Owned Assets? Joint assets could include a jointly owned home or a joint bank account. Your partner, spouse or child could jointly own these assets with you. Joint owners have legal rights of survivorship. This means a joint asset passes on death to the…
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Joint Tenancy v. Tenants in common – What’s the Difference?