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Will a New Deed void all other deeds including a New Will.

Posted on: 10th Feb, 2011 07:20 am
My spouse deceased Dec 2010 instestate. My youngest daughter added her name to a gift deed. My wife could not sign her name due to illness. I know it will take money to invalidate her deed. Because she died intestated the home should have gone to all six siblings and I as the spouse get nothing. Our wishes was to sell the home after she deceased and start a new life for myself and part funds with my kids. I paid off this home with my retirement money, how could she do this without my knowledge? I want it invalidated!
On my part can I add my children to a special warranty gift deed or quitclaim deed on a existing deed?
Also, I would like to know since I have never made a Will. Does a Will override or void any previous gift deed I created? I was told that any new Deed of any type voids the previous deed recorded. On a POA please confirm does it only allow you to manage the individual personal transcations and not award yourself with a special warranty gift deed to the deed of the individual home? What can you do to remove it invalidated? I need a Pro Bono attorney in Bexar County,Texas.
Hi allison!

Welcome to forums!

Your will won't override the previous quitclaim deeds. Nevertheless, you should contact an attorney and he will be able to guide you in this matter.

Sussane
Posted on: 10th Feb, 2011 08:51 pm
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