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Michigan appeals court upholds house ownership for woman despite daughter's challenge

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A Michigan appeals court has affirmed a survivorship deed giving Jessica Rae Harless ownership of a house. The deed, signed by Shirley Ann Page in 2012, was found to create a joint tenancy with rights of survivorship. Anita Lanctot had challenged the deed because it did not use the word 'joint.' The court nonetheless concluded that Page's intent was clearly expressed. As a result, Harless will keep sole ownership of the property.

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