Posted on: 29th Aug, 2006 12:15 pm
if a quickclaim deed has you and two others persons, can you remove yourself and add someone else?
I have seperated for almost a year now and my ex's mortgage (my name not on it) has come up for renewal so he has asked if i am not coming back to have my name taken off the title, which i am willing to do and would like done, i just dont know how to do it. any information would be great.
welcome eve.
you can simply sign a quitclaim deed to get your name off from the title. but if this is a mortgaged property and you are also on the mortgage then your husband needs to refinance the mortgage on his name only to get your name off from the mortgage too.
let me know if you have any further queries.
you can simply sign a quitclaim deed to get your name off from the title. but if this is a mortgaged property and you are also on the mortgage then your husband needs to refinance the mortgage on his name only to get your name off from the mortgage too.
let me know if you have any further queries.
My boyfriend is moving out off the house that we purshased together. he was in jail for 17 month in which i payed all the bills. My question is how do i recover that money and is he still responsible for his half of the mortgage even though he is now living there anymore. i want to take him of the deed but I cant afford to remortgage the house and he is refusing to sign off on a quick deed transfer. Help
hi bobbie.
welcome to the forum. i can understand your problem. but if you don't refinance and take the loan on your name then why would your boyfriend sign the quitclaim deed. now if you cannot refinance the mortgage then talk to the lender asap and find out whether novation is possible or not? novation is a process to loan obligation in agreement of all parties (lender and co-signers). if he approves you for the novation then you can ask you boyfriend to sign the quitclaim deed.
feel free to ask if you have any further questions.
best of luck,
larry
welcome to the forum. i can understand your problem. but if you don't refinance and take the loan on your name then why would your boyfriend sign the quitclaim deed. now if you cannot refinance the mortgage then talk to the lender asap and find out whether novation is possible or not? novation is a process to loan obligation in agreement of all parties (lender and co-signers). if he approves you for the novation then you can ask you boyfriend to sign the quitclaim deed.
feel free to ask if you have any further questions.
best of luck,
larry
my ex husband wants me to take my name off the deed of our home can i make him buy me out?
Hi ilona,
Yes, you can make him buy you out. Considering the fact that you need to sign the quitclaim deed in order to transfer the property in his name, if you don't sign the deed, he may offer you the amount you demand and ask you to give away the property to him.
Thanks,
Jerry
Yes, you can make him buy you out. Considering the fact that you need to sign the quitclaim deed in order to transfer the property in his name, if you don't sign the deed, he may offer you the amount you demand and ask you to give away the property to him.
Thanks,
Jerry
can we being her children do a quick deed to us, to prevent her land from being taken for her care.
Hi b norton,
If she is planning to take Medicaid, then this transfer of property will affect her Medicaid. Medicaid has a look back period of 5 years. If within 5 years of applying for medicaid, your mother transfers the property to you, then she will have to face a waiting period. So I don't think it will be a good option to transfer the property now.
Thanks,
Jerry
If she is planning to take Medicaid, then this transfer of property will affect her Medicaid. Medicaid has a look back period of 5 years. If within 5 years of applying for medicaid, your mother transfers the property to you, then she will have to face a waiting period. So I don't think it will be a good option to transfer the property now.
Thanks,
Jerry
My mother has give me a spot of land and she is going to get a quitclaim deed. Will this stand in court if I have 4 other siblings. Also, would they take my mothers grave spot if she had to go to the nursing home?
Hi Rosebud,
If the property is quitclaimed to you and if the deed is notarized and recorded at the county recorder's office, then the court will definitely accept it. As far as your second question is concerned, though your mother goes to the nursing home, the property will still remain in her name. So I don't think your other siblings will be able to take it from your mother.
Thanks
If the property is quitclaimed to you and if the deed is notarized and recorded at the county recorder's office, then the court will definitely accept it. As far as your second question is concerned, though your mother goes to the nursing home, the property will still remain in her name. So I don't think your other siblings will be able to take it from your mother.
Thanks
The house I am now in was left to my Mother by an Aunt who passed in 1998. No one could ever find the Deed, and all those years nothing was done. Now, my Mother passed April 2007 and there still is no Deed to the house. So how can I get a Deed to show ownership, because everyone has died that owned the house.
Hi Blondina,
Since there is no will and no deed clearly indicating who teh owner of the house is, you can file an Affidavit of Heirship along with their death certificates with the probate court so the property gets transferred in your name.
Since there is no will and no deed clearly indicating who teh owner of the house is, you can file an Affidavit of Heirship along with their death certificates with the probate court so the property gets transferred in your name.
My ex-boy friend is buying some land and has put my name on it too. We are no longer together so how can my name be taken off and am I obligated to anything until then?
Hi
To take your name off the deed you need to sign a quitclaim deed whereby you would release your share in the property to your ex. If your name is only on the title and not on the mortgage, you are not financially liable for the property.
To take your name off the deed you need to sign a quitclaim deed whereby you would release your share in the property to your ex. If your name is only on the title and not on the mortgage, you are not financially liable for the property.
If I signed a quitclaim,but he never refinanced because he was denied financing,and the deed still shows in mine and his name at courthouse,will this hold up in court or am I entitled to half,Im assumind it was never filed because it fell through,now hes selling am I entitled to any??