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Deed from Entireties ownership into Tenancy in Common in the H&W may constitute waiver of homestead such that subsequent conveyance of the 1/2 interest by will does not violate homestead devise restrictions. [http://wiki.wfgstaging.com/images/4/4c/Stone_v_Stone_Waiver_of_Homestead_devise_by_spousal_deed.pdf Stone v. Stone (4th DCA 2014)] | Deed from Entireties ownership into Tenancy in Common in the H&W may constitute waiver of homestead such that subsequent conveyance of the 1/2 interest by will does not violate homestead devise restrictions. [http://wiki.wfgstaging.com/images/4/4c/Stone_v_Stone_Waiver_of_Homestead_devise_by_spousal_deed.pdf Stone v. Stone (4th DCA 2014)] | ||
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Homestead Devise
Deed from Entireties ownership into Tenancy in Common in the H&W may constitute waiver of homestead such that subsequent conveyance of the 1/2 interest by will does not violate homestead devise restrictions. Stone v. Stone (4th DCA 2014)
