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Morrison v. Potter

Citations

  • 764 A.2d 234
  • 2000 D.C. App. LEXIS 289
  • 2000 WL 1877784

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  • holding that “property subject to a tenancy by the en-tireties is liable for the spouses’ joint debts” and, upon the death of one spouse, “for the individual debts of the surviving co-tenant,” but “is unreachable by creditors of one but not of both of the tenants”
  • holding that “property subject to a tenancy by the entireties is liable for the spouses’ joint debts” and, upon the death of one spouse, “for the individual debts of the surviving co-tenant,” but “is unreachable by creditors of one but not of both of the tenants”
  • finding that unilateral withdrawal of funds from a joint bank account does not defeat a tenancy by the entireties estate because each spouse acts as the other's agent and consents in advance to each other's withdrawal
  • referring to “an inability of one spouse to alienate his interest,” and citing In re Wall’s Estate, 440 F.2d at 219

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Judges: Terry, Schwelb, Washington

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