Property Ownership
A tenancy by the entirety in Delaware:
AIs available to any two co-owners
BIs a form of joint ownership available only to legally married spouses✓ Correct
CCan be terminated by either spouse unilaterally
DDoes not include survivorship rights
Explanation
Tenancy by the entirety is a special form of co-ownership exclusive to legally married couples in states that recognize it. It includes survivorship rights and cannot be severed unilaterally by one spouse.
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