Mark A. Sullivan

“ A purchaser at a bankruptcy sale, even though the interest of the debtor spouse is purchased, cannot step into that spouse's shoes as a tenant in common with the other spouse. That smacks of the bankruptcy sale reaching into the marital union itself. ”

“ Should the debtor-spouse survive the other spouse, the purchaser would then become the owner of the property. If the marriage is terminated by divorce, the purchaser would then own an undivided one-half interest in the property as a tenant in common. He is entitled to no more. ”