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gift of deed

Posted on: 10th May, 2011 05:22 am
My girlfriend was the executer of her parents estate.
her father passed away and left everything to her mother
which was his wife. She passed away 8 months later and left everything to her daughter and son. Since her son has never paid taxs to irs he did not want anything in his name so he signed 2 gifts of deeds since their was 2 houses involved. This was done through a will/probate attorny and recorded in 2 counties and signed off by 2 judges in those counties. Now he has hired a law firm and wants his half saying he did not know what he was signing. what rights does have, The estate is worth about 500,000
Hi cheyenne0ne,

If the son has signed off the required deeds, then he cannot legally claim any share in the property. However, if he can prove that he was forced into signing the deed, then the court will give judgment in his favor and he will get his share of the property.

Thanks
Posted on: 10th May, 2011 08:35 pm
It was me above... Just forgot to log in!
Posted on: 10th May, 2011 08:36 pm
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