Posted on: 02nd Apr, 2009 05:14 pm
My parents bought a home in California, they did a Grant Deed to me, their daughter and we hold Title as joint tenants, and it reads.. parents, as husband and wife and myself, a married woman, as her sole and separate property, but they also had husband sign a Grant Deed that he convey all right, title and interest of the grantor, community or otherwise, in and to the herein described property to the grantee as his/her sole and separate property. We are now divorced and he is trying to go after my parents property as I am on the Deed. Can he do that??
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If your husband signed a grant deed and transferred the property to you, then he would not be able to claim that property anymore. It would be considered as your separate property. I think, you should contact an attorney and take his suggestions on this issue.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
If your husband signed a grant deed and transferred the property to you, then he would not be able to claim that property anymore. It would be considered as your separate property. I think, you should contact an attorney and take his suggestions on this issue.
Sussane
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That is right. If your husband had signed the grant deed giving up his interest in the property, he has no right to it and thus cannot claim anything out of that property.
That is right. If your husband had signed the grant deed giving up his interest in the property, he has no right to it and thus cannot claim anything out of that property.
Yes, he had no claim to the property, but becareful because he can come back and say you tricked him somehow and claim fraud. I have seen that happen. The best thing to do is to contact a lawyer.