In Michigan, when one joint tenant dies, their interest:
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Goes to their heirs
Passes automatically to surviving joint tenants
Goes to the state
Must go through probate
Why is this correct?
The right of survivorship in joint tenancy means the deceased tenant's interest automatically passes to the surviving joint tenants.
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