Property was deeded to me by my mother. I put my husband on the deed. Is he entitled to the property as well?

When a property is deeded to both spouses, it is typically considered marital property, even if it was originally gifted to one spouse. By adding your husband to the deed, you converted what was initially your separate property into jointly owned property. This means that, in the event of a divorce, he could claim an equal share of the property unless there are specific agreements, such as a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, stating otherwise. If your sister is facing divorce, she should consult with a divorce attorney in her state to explore options for protecting her interests in the land. A skilled attorney can review the circumstances and potentially negotiate a fair property division or seek to classify the property as separate under certain conditions.