NJ if 2 people on deed and there is no specific language as to how they own it-what is the default- joint tenancy or in common
If not married, it is tenancy in common (each owns their share, and can do with it as they choose).
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If not married, it is tenancy in common (each owns their share, and can do with it as they choose).
Not likely. It doesn't matter whose name is on it, it matters when it was bought and paid for.
You should deal with the judgment the company must have gotten against you if after the settlement letter occurred.
Both of you would have to want a divorce from bed and board for this to happen.
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