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I have ben divrcecd since 1992 and my ex refuses to sign a quitclain deed. He used his GI bil, but we both signed the mortgage. I have kept the mortgage current and it has been rented for the past 13 years. whats my nex step?

adonis · Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 9:43 pm Post subject:

Welcome bria,

Unless your ex signs the deed in your favor, you won't be able to get the property transferred in your name. You can buy him out by offering him a sum of money and ask him to transfer the property to you.

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my brother bought my mum and dads house he got the morgage then later in years my dad died but on the deeds was my mums name as well my brother then took my mum somewhere to have her name took off un known to the rest of the family my mum is on depression tablets and have been for many years is there anything i can do to fight this

adonis · Posted: Sun Sep 05, 2010 10:47 pm Post subject:

Welcome carol,

As your mother was not medically fit to sign th property transfer documents, it was not legal on your brother's part to ask her to sign the deed. You can contact an attorney and check out what legal steps you can take in this matter.

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While in personal BK 11, I/my company changed the residential use of my development of 5 homes to assisted living and care homes without the lenders knowledge. I currently have one care home operating and intend to open more next to eachother with special use permits. If the bank decides to foreclose, can the bank change the cc&r back to residential without my permission. I own all of the properties personally and the CC&R's are recorded in the business name.? #2 Also can the bank sue my company? #3 If the bank did foreclose, would the new recorded CC&R still be valid effecting the use to assisted living?

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In 2008 my grandmother did a reverse mortgage in order to give me the funds to purchase a home for myself. During the closing I provided a cashiers check from my account to purchase my home. Do I need a quiet title action as I was forced to purchase this home and place his name on the documents?. Currently I possess a granted temporary order of protection for abuse and have a hearing date on November 5, 2010. He is currently on involuntary commitment at a mental institution. They are trying to stabilize him. He also has a summons in federal court as he is being charged with being a convicted felon in possession of a fire arm and creating a police standoff. After speaking to a criminal attorney, I was informed that he will be facing 10 years in prison. On the order of protection I've asked the court to give me possession of and order the defendant to leave immediately and not again enter my home and give me possession of the following personal household property including pets: all contents of furniture, appliances, electronics, and Morpheus (dog). The judge award me a temporary order and has indicated that the defendant is prohibited from entering the family residence. At the hearing I intend to ask for full ownership of the property and it's contents. I will provide original documents of the reverse mortgage made, bank wire between my grandmother and I for the purchase and a copy of the cashiers check paid for the property. What are my chances of the court granting me full ownership since he's going to prison for 10 years? Will they be able to allow me to amend the deed and title to just my name?

I'm so lost in all this!!!!

adonis · Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 10:22 pm Post subject:

Hi LadyE,

You should contact an attorney and take his opinion in this matter. He will be able to help you know what your chances are to get full ownership of the property.

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my ex wife has somehow taken my name of our joint mortgage without my knowledge untill now.i found out by chance.what can i do.

gmakerley · Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 6:59 am Post subject:

John, it ought to be impossible for anyone to do what you noted. Once you have signed a promissory note with a lender, it's valid until such time as the loan in question is paid in full. There's no way that another party (wife, ex-wife, husband, ex-husband, and on and on) can cause the lender to remove a name.

Now, if you had provided her with a quit claim deed transferring your ownership interest in the property to her, she could take that document to the local lending office and obtain a new mortgage, which would then take you out of the picture, what with the initial mortgage having been paid in full. If that's what happened, it makes sense.

Otherwise, what you describe truly makes no sense whatsoever. Can you explain a bit more, perhaps, about how you came to know this?

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MY HUSBAND AND I ARE SEPERATED AND WE OWN A PROPERTY, CAN MY HUSBAND REMOVE HIS NAME IN THE TITLE DEED W/O ME KNOWING IT?

raymond · Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2011 10:48 am Post subject:

>>CAN MY HUSBAND REMOVE HIS NAME IN THE TITLE DEED W/O ME KNOWING IT?

Yes, but it'd be illegal and stupid. He's lose his interest in the property if he did that, in addition to you being able to sue him for the illegal act.

gmakerley · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2011 3:23 pm Post subject:

It isn't fair, Raymond. Every time I have used the word "stupid" in a post, I get this angry little message that advises me that I've used a bad word. Apparently, you must have some sort of angelic appearance that will allow you to "cuss" like that.

What's with the lawsuit jargon? You want them in court for another matter in addition to what could end up being a divorce action?

I'm so upset that you can use words that I can't...I'm going to sulk all night now.

gmakerley · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2011 3:23 pm Post subject:

NEVER MIND (channeling Roseanne Rosanadana here)...I got away with it...maybe it's the quotation marks.

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Can my sister take my dead fathers name off my deed without my consent. She is the administrator to the estate and I share property in PA with my father. Do I really need a new deed because he died? We hold no mortgage to the proeprty we paid cash for it. Does she have to use the estate money to pay the taxes owed on our property? Does it count as one of his debits?

adonis · Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:55 pm Post subject:

Hi Johngunnerman,

Unless an affidavit of heirship is filed at the court, your sister won't be able to remove your deceased father's name from the property deed. You will need a new deed after your father's death. Your sister may use the estate money to pay taxes.

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