Posted on: 24th Feb, 2008 09:32 am
i have an investment property owned by me and my sister. my sister and i want my fiancee sign the quit claim deed before we get married to ensure he quit the interest on the property.
but he is not my husband yet.
is there a way to do it? thanks
but he is not my husband yet.
is there a way to do it? thanks
You may have your fiance execute a quitclaim deed. However, since you owned the property before marriage, it is your separate property. You may be better off signing a pre-nuptual agreement which lists the property as your separate property in the event of divorce.
Jheard is absolutely right.
You should sign the prenuptial agreement with him. It is a contract between couple prior to marriage stating the provisions for property division and rights to spousal support after dissolution of marriage.
You should sign the prenuptial agreement with him. It is a contract between couple prior to marriage stating the provisions for property division and rights to spousal support after dissolution of marriage.
Hi allisa,
Jheard and Adonis have given you sound suggestions. Prenuptial agreement is a smart financial planning through which you can ensure you fiance quit the interest on the property.
Best of luck,
Larry
Jheard and Adonis have given you sound suggestions. Prenuptial agreement is a smart financial planning through which you can ensure you fiance quit the interest on the property.
Best of luck,
Larry