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Can I get daughter off deed?

My husband’s first wife passed away in 1990 without a will. My husband was raising her daughter (though not adopted) and under pressure from he grandmother, he got an affidavit of heirship for the daughter. He was completely stressed out and just wanted to please everyone. He though the affidavit made her an heir when he died; not a active owner. The property was not paid off. Now it is paid and he and I want to move and the daughter now 50, refused to sign a warranty deed even though we offered her some money and my husband has supported her for all these years. Is there anything we can do or are we just stuck? I too am on the deed now.

Asked on 2:06 pm Feb 20th 2012

twelyn

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There is hardly anything that both of you can do if the daughter does not transfer the property to you. You and your husband will have to convince her so that she takes the money and transfers the property to you and him. Moreover, you and your husband can speak to a real estate attorney in this regard and he might help you in taking the right decision.

Answered on 9:48 pm Feb 20th 2012

smith.sussane

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If the daughter's name is on the property deed, then no one can force her to transfer the property to someone else. If anyone forces her to do so, it will be considered as illegal and she may take legal actions against that person.

Answered on 6:04 am Feb 21st 2012

Niicss

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