Property Ownership
In New York, which form of co-ownership is typically used by married couples and provides the most protection against a creditor of one spouse?
AJoint tenancy
BTenancy in common
CTenancy by the entirety✓ Correct
DCommunity property
Explanation
Tenancy by the entirety in New York is a form of co-ownership available only to married couples. It includes the right of survivorship and, importantly, neither spouse can unilaterally sever the tenancy or convey their interest.
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