Allow any Veteran who is 100% disabled even if not on the deed the ability to qualify for the disabled homestead exempti

Currently, even if you are married to a Veteran who is 100% disabled and sharing a principal residence, if their name is not listed on the deed they are not entitled to the disabled homestead exemption. Most Veterans have financial reasons for why they can not be on a deed under current financing mortgage rules and guidelines. If a Veteran can prove that the home they live in is their principal residence especially if it is a family member who is caring for that Veteran or their own spouse, they should qualify for the exemption on that home, regardless if their name is on the deed or not.