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 joecarrita
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 Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:56 am Post subject: Is it unusual for an attorney to ask for a quit claim deed i |
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| I am thinking of filing for bankruptcy, and the lawyer I spoke to said one of the forms I need to get from the town office was a quit claim deed. Is it unusual for a lawyer to ask for a quit claim deed in a bankruptcy? |
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gmakerley
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it strikes me as funny. now, of course, i would expect that the lawyer gave a reason for this, right? what's the reason given? if there's any sense to it, then we might be able to comment further. otherwise, it's an odd request, i think.
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raymond
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Every bankruptcy is different. You should ask your Attorney "why", and not sign a Quit Claim until you understand why you're doing it and are comfortable with the explanation.
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gmakerley
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i am incredulous that a person might have to be told to "ask why" in such a circumstance. when confronted with a request such as has been described to us, the first word out of my mouth would have been "why."
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