Warranty Deed: Legal doc that conveys clear title

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mary

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Post     Post subject: how to get someone off a title

My mother owned her house as of 6 years ago, she married a con artist and he now has his name on the title for tax reasons, they are divorcing, how does she get him off that house? Please help
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Hi Mary,

Welcome to the forum.

Is your mother also on the title?

Your mother cannot just remove him if she has quitclaimed the property to him. She should request him to quitclaim the property back to her.

If he does not agree to quitclaim back to her then she will have to prove that the deed was invalid.

Best of luck,
Larry
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sue

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My husband & I want to title on death deed our house to our 3 boys. If I die first, can my husband change the title on death deed to give it to someone else?
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Post     Post subject: RE: transfer on death deed can be changed?

Hi Sue,

Welcome to forums.

I think you're talking about a Transfer-on-death deed. Yes your husband can change the deed after you pass away. This is because he is one of the grantors on the deed.

Thanks
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naya

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Condo with existing mortgate in my name only. want to get property out of my name. would quit claim or warranty deed accomplish this? Or is the best way to actually have son purchase property?
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Hi naya,

Welcome to the forum.

You cannot use a quitclaim deed in this case as it is a mortgage property. You should better use a quitclaim deed. BTW have you taken the lender's consent? If you don't take the lender's consent then the lender may call sale on due.

To know more about it, please have a look on "Due-on-sale Clause" article at http://www.mortgagefit.com/due-sale.html

Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.

Best of luck,
Larry
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