Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Nevada

Re: Rights of survivorship

Is the house paid for in full or is he making payments? If paid for in full, you would have no ownership rights per Nevada Law (but Illinois law might have an affect). If they are making payments there are questions of Illinois law that would come into play. As Illinois law affects this in full, you should consult an Illinois attorney. If you want to make certain you obtain your husband's share, you should have him deed his interest to you and he, thus breaking the Joint Tenancy.

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