Posted on: 30th Dec, 2009 12:49 pm
I just bought a house and I want to make a will or deed in my brother in case something happens to me, but dont want any judgements from him against the house, not while I'm still alive. so not sure what to use
Welcome Guest,
In my opinion, the will would be a better option in this case. You can draft a will and declare your brother as the heir to the property. However, you would remain the owner of the property until death and his creditors will not be able to place a lien on your property. After your death, he will have to probate the property and get it transferred in his name.
In my opinion, the will would be a better option in this case. You can draft a will and declare your brother as the heir to the property. However, you would remain the owner of the property until death and his creditors will not be able to place a lien on your property. After your death, he will have to probate the property and get it transferred in his name.
my aunt who is 82 years old, left her daughter and me the deed to her property, and she has a life time to live there on the property until she die. before she dies her daughter wants the property for her self. can she force her mother to write a will and leave the property to her.?
Welcome scott,
No, the daughter cannot force her mother to draft a will and give the property to her. This will be considered as illegal. Even the mother can take legal actions against the daughter for forcing her to draft the will.
No, the daughter cannot force her mother to draft a will and give the property to her. This will be considered as illegal. Even the mother can take legal actions against the daughter for forcing her to draft the will.