Upon the death of any
joint tenant, the decedent's interest passes to the remaining join
tenant(s) without need for probate.
Community Property
Available for married
couples only.
Both of the spouses
are required to convey or encumber.
Decedent's share of
the estate will be subject to probate.
Community Property
With Right of Survivorship
Combines the
advantages of Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship and
Community Property for married couples.
Does not require
probate upon death of one of the spouses in the estate, it passes
to the surviving spouse.
Tenancy in Common
Allows more control of
individual interests in the property.
Each tenant holds an
undivided fractional interest, which may be disproportionate.
Available for all
persons.
Allows each tenant to
convey their interest in the property without destroying the
estate.
Upon death the
decedent's share will be subject to probate.
This
is a brief summary of the estates currently available for
individuals in the State of Arizona. Arizona is a community
property state and property acquired by a husband and wide
is presumes to be community property unless otherwise
specified. This is not legal advice and the decision on how
to hold title has substantial legal, economic, and tax
ramifications. We recommend you consult and attorney or
other qualified professional for advise on how to hold
title.