Property Ownership
In Pennsylvania, tenancy by the entireties is available only to:
AAny two co-owners
BBusiness partners
CLegally married spouses✓ Correct
DParent and child
Explanation
Tenancy by the entireties in Pennsylvania is reserved for legally married spouses. It provides both the right of survivorship and protection from the individual creditors of either spouse — a significant asset protection benefit.
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