I purchase a property in 2012 I had the money my husband had better credit and longer service so they put him on the deed as the buyer and I...

Question

I purchase a property in 2012 I had the money my husband had better credit and longer service so they put him on the deed as the buyer and I am the co buyer , could I make a will for my children so that they can own the house since the money was all mine that was put into the house

Answer

Unfortunately, unless title is in your name, you do not own the house. Your husband could add your name to title, and you and he should really have wills and powers of attorney and health care documents anyway.

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