Florida law recognizes three basic forms of joint ownership. Two of the three—joint tenancy and tenancy in the entireties—come with what is referred to as a “right of survivorship.” What that means is that, when one co-owner dies, the surviving owner automatically receives full, undivided ownership of the asset. By definition, a co-owner who holds […] Read more
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