Posted on: 06th Oct, 2008 08:05 am
IF 2 PEOPLE ARE ON A DEED (MOTHER & DAUGHTER), CAN ONE OR BOTH OF THEM PUT SOMEONE ELSE ON THE DEED?...I,THE DAUGHTER, LIVE IN THE HOUSE & PAY ALL THE THINGS FOR THE HOUSE (TAXES, INSURANCE, ETC). MY MOTHER & I HAD A FALLING OUT & NOW SHE WANTS TO MAKE IT SO I CAN NEVER HAVE CLEAR TITLE TO THE HOUSE. IF SHE ADDS MY BROTHER/HIS "SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST" CAN THAT KEEP ME FROM THE HOUSE? I HAVE "RIGHTS OF SURVIVORSHIP". ALSO, CAN I ADD MY CHILDREN/THEIR "SPECAIL NEEDS TRUST" TO THE DEED? IF I CAN, HOW MUST I DO THIS?
contact an attorney. in addition, do your utmost to re-establish the familial relationship between you and your mom.
one party to a property can transfer, by quit claim, whatever interest that person has in a property; but doing so will complete muddle up the title to the property.
one party to a property can transfer, by quit claim, whatever interest that person has in a property; but doing so will complete muddle up the title to the property.
I DON'T THINK SHE IS QU IT CLAIMING TO ANYONE, JUST ADDING THEM TO IT. CAN SHE???
guest...the most convenient way to add a person is by quit claim deed. it can be done, yes; but it is always advisable to get legal advice - not just thoughts and opinions from us on a forum.