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Can my spouse put me on the property deed to our house and claim double on the NC homestead exemption?

Answered 5 years ago by Mr. Patrick Donovan Riley (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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Yes. You can each claim Homestead Exemptions once both of you are on the Deed.  North Cariolina also recognizes Tenancy by Entirety designation. May provide even greater protection than Homestead Exemption but requires proper language on the Deed.
Yes. You can each claim Homestead Exemptions once both of you are on the Deed.  North Cariolina also recognizes Tenancy by Entirety designation.... Read Answer

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