Margarite v. Ewald

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• same, also noting that entireties presumption can only be rebutted by clear and convincing evidence to the contrary
• ”[W]hen property, real or personal, is placed in the names of husband and wife without more, a tenancy by entireties is presumed to have been created, and in order to rebut that presumption there must be clear and convincing evidence to the contrary.” (internal citations omitted)

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