laws for florida quitclaim deeds

Hi wanzafromtX,

A quitclaim deed is a legal document transferring property from one person to another. You can contact an attorney and draft a quitclaim deed according to the real estate laws of Florda. Once the deed is signed, you need to notarize it and record it at the county recorder's office.

what if i don't agree with the quit claim deed. i am going through a divorce and my husband will try anything to keep me from getting the house. how do i fight this? he will put it in the kids names to keep my hands off it. i would leave the house to the kids on my own terms not his.

Hi lady ice!

Welcome to forums!

If you are on the property deed, then your husband will not be able to force you to sign a deed to remove your name. If he forces you to do so, it would be considered as illegal. He may transfer his share of the property to the kids but you would still be owning your share of the property if you do not sign the deed.

Feel free to ask if you've further queries.

Sussane

question:
my landlord filed a quit claim deed in feb 2012 to another party
then refilled again in dec 2012 claiming a mistake was made.
after checking the 1st quit claim deed was accurate.
is he able to still collect rent even though he no longer owns the property where i reside?

Hi bda,

If your landlord doesn't own the property, then he does not has the right to claim the rent. Nevertheless, you should have a word with the landlord and sort out the matter.

Thanks

My mother-in-law quick claim'ed her current residence to my husband 4 years ago in Fla. There is no mortgage or any other debt on the property. It was also recorded at the office of the country record. If my husband should pass away, will I have ownership rights to this property.

Hi cvf,

You will be considered as your husband's heir upon his death. If he does not leave back a will, then you need to file an affidavit of heirship at the county recorder's office and get the property transferred in your name.

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