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Spouses own their residence as tenants by the entirety. A judgment creditor holds a judgment against only one spouse for a business debt unrelated to the marriage. The creditor seeks to force an immediate sale of the residence while both spouses are alive and married.
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A separate creditor can force sale only if the spouses have no children. A separate creditor always owns the survivorship interest of both spouses. A creditor of only one spouse generally cannot force sale of entireties property in many jurisdictions while the marriage continues. A separate creditor of one spouse always can force sale of the whole property immediately.

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