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Can Husband and Wife hold unequal shares on Homestead property as enants in common?

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Can Husband and Wife hold unequal shares on Homestead property as enants in common?

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My husband and I were ‘tenants in common’ on our home/property in Florida. I was a joint owner of the property with my ex husband since 1971, prior to that time (we had been divorced two years but owned two homes and had not legally divided our property pending the sale of his residence). My ex husband agreed to sell his ‘share’ to remove his name from the warrenty deed for an amount far less than the value of the property. My second husband and I were not married when we became ‘tenants in common’ but had lived together two years (married for 12). All of this has since created a huge problem. My husband and I had been temporarily separated for nine months prior to his death (no legal papers were filed or any agreements made between us). My husband died intestate and had bought a moblie home on rented property in his name only with the intent of using it as rental income later. He has two daughters who want me to pay them for their share as ‘tenants in common’ which I cannot afford to

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