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sara
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Hi Valerie,
Welcome to the forums.
You can just contact an attorney and request him to prepare a grant deed for you. As there isn't any mortgage or other lien against the property, so a grant deed will be a good choice.
You may several grant deed forms online but it is best to get it drafted by a legal professional.
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Freddie
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| Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 8:44 pm Post subject: Quit claim fraud |
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| How hard is it to prove quit claim fraud? My mother in law died last week. She had a will that was in a safe in the house, she had just told me and several other people that nothing had changed on the will. My father in law had died in 1981 and she remarried 7 years later. The marriage has not been a good one. We found out that in 2003 after she had back surgery there was a quit claim deed filed transferring owner ship of the house and property to her new husband. She would never had done this knowingly. She had just told me 3 weeks before her death that my husband and his sister are to get the property. So if she had knowingly signed this deed she would have said so. My daughter was in her hospital room one day when he came in and had her sign something and she asked what it was and he said it was so he could pay all her bills while she was in the hospital. They had separate checking accounts so this didn't seem like an unreasonable request to her. But it seems that it was this deed. She was on pain meds at the time. |
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helping_user
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| Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 5:13 am Post subject: RE: |
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Welcome Freddie,
I can understand what you must have gone through. Hope your mother's soul rests in peace.
Regarding your query, I cannot say whether it was your mother's new husband who had committed fraud and made her sign the deed just to get the property in his name.
I think you should consult an attorney immediately and take legal action against the person if he is at all guilty.
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downey
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| Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 1:38 pm Post subject: |
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Freddie, it is difficult to prove that there was a fraud done.
| Quote: | | As far as I know the deed is required to be signed by the grantor (mother-in-law) in front of the notary public in order for the deed to be recorded. |
But you are saying that she signed the deed in the hospital. As helping user said it will best to hire a lawyer and discuss all the points and how you would be able to prove them.
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Kelly
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| Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 12:17 pm Post subject: need answer fast/life estate/quit claim deed |
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if there are multiple people listed on a life estate deed and the mortgage payor is removed and the remaining people take over the mortgage. Could the original homeowner have been able to sell the home while the mortgage was listed in their name and they were removed from the life estate deed?
I need this answer as soon as possible. I would appreciate it.
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jameshogg
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Hi Kelly,
Welcome to forums.
First of all, it is not easy to remove a mortgage payer from the deed. You need to take permission of the lender and also talk to the payer. I am not sure but just guessing that the mortgage payer is the original homeowner.
Now if the homeowner is removed from the deed, how can he sell the property later on. He longer has ownership rights on the property.
I am a bit confused when you once say that the mortgage payer is to be removed and again mention that the other people will be removed. Please clarify this part of your query. This will help me and may be others to give further suggestions.
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Ryan
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| Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 10:53 pm Post subject: |
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When there is a life estate on property, neither the grantor (the original homeowner) nor the grantee can sell the property. The grantor can stay in the property till he dies.
The grantee takes over the entire ownership rights after the death of the grantor. The grantor cannot sell property without the consent of the grantee. |
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| Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 10:32 am Post subject: QUICK CLAIM DEED |
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| WHAT WEB SIGHT CAN I LOOK ON TO GET A COPY OF A QUICK CLAIM DEED |
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| Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 10:34 am Post subject: QIICK CLAIM DEED |
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| CAN A QUICK CLAIM DEED BE WRITTEN AND ONLY BE NOTIRIZED, WILL THIS BE LEGAL ENOUGH |
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kim long
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| Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 11:31 am Post subject: |
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Hi,
| Quote: | | WHAT WEB SIGHT CAN I LOOK ON TO GET A COPY OF A QUICK CLAIM DEED |
You can use this common quit claim deed form: http://www.wsba.org/info/x-12c.pdf
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adonis
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Welcome Guest,
What is the name of your state? I am asking this because it will help me to find out a quit claim deed form for your state in particular. |
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less5660
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 9:56 am Post subject: where |
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| I live in Michigan. I want to file a quick claim, but I can't seem to find any forms here on line. Can you tell me where to go? |
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miller_st
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Hi,
You can use the general quit claim deed form given on the page kim long provided link for in his post earlier.
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jkc
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 10:52 am Post subject: how do we Sell 50% of our house to our son |
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We own a house with a loan on it. We want to sell 50% ownership to our son using a quick claim deed. My son will then get a loan and pay us our share so we can pay off the existing loan. He will live in the house and make the payments.
We can't seem to find anything that tells us how to go about doing this because the house is in my wife's and my name. If we just add his name
to the title it will look like he only owns a thrid, right? Any information you can give us will be greatly appreciated |
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blue
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Hi Jkc,
Welcome to Mortgagefit discussion board.
On the quit claim deed you can mention how the title ownership is to be divided, ie, you can mention that your son will hold half share of the house and rest half will be held by you & your wife.
Do let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks
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