quit clam deed?

once some one sings a quit claim deed and records it in the county, that would be final

how cna any one do a will on that property after they gave away that property

it is like sellign yoru house and again trying to give it as a gift to some one later

Hi gcurfman,

As far as I know, a quitclaim deed will get precedence over a will because it will become effective within the lifetime of the grantor. A will, on the other hand, would become effective after the death of the grantor. So, the quitclaim deed will get priority over the will.

Thanks

Yes, quitclaim deed is best option for you. James has made wise suggession, you may think it over.

Yep

But just need to verify if you want to do quit claim deed or Warranty deed

yes. no doubt about it. quit claim deed is excuted before one's death. one at the time of death, will have no ownership in such case. so deed will not be considered as valid

quit claim deed has precidance over will

gunz...sunny...you didn't read carefully...the poster is not looking for information on the use of a quit claim deed at all, but whether it would take precedence over a will if filed first.

as for the question, that's pretty obvious to me, as it was to most of our respondents.

George My first response was realted to the post and exaplined that quit claim deed takes precedence

Later the conversation seems to go in a different direction

a common occurrence around here

I am not surprised

Some time people get carried away with the subject

but far too many people get carried away and go far off-topic

Thats the natture of the subject and lot of poepl are emotioanl about that

gcurfman,

After signing quit claim deed, one has no right on property. At a later stage if he is making a will, he is wasting time of others. has no right to do so ....

not a relevant commentary here.

See just what hjappned with this conversation