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A deed conveys a home to two married spouses as tenants by the entirety in a state that recognizes that estate. One spouse later signs a deed purporting to sell the entire home to a buyer without the other spouse's consent.
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A deed to spouses can never create tenancy by the entirety. Either spouse may always sell the entire property without notice to the other spouse. Tenancy by the entirety gives each spouse a divisible one-half share that a separate creditor can always force to sale. In a state recognizing tenancy by the entirety, one spouse generally cannot unilaterally sever or convey the entire estate without the other spouse's consent.

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