@pk
You stated, "Joint Tenancy without right of survival, gets in trouble because the demised tenet's share of the Asset is distributed to the other x number of tenants."
I think the grant deed stated 3 persons(Husband, wife and a child) name for the property as joint tenants. It's impossible there are any number of other tenants. It's not "tenant in common" that the person on the deed can will/deed to anyone else. Joint tenants implies joint tenancy with right of survivorship because one tenant passed, the property shared by the surviving tenants on the deed.
These 3 persons H/W/C own the property in the community property state, so it's confusing to me how W&C's share should be after H passed. Is 1/3 of FMV (H's step up) passing to W and C equally or W gets 100% FMV and C gets nothing.
