Posted on: 10th Sep, 2012 02:06 am
If I signed a quit claim and it was never recorded, does it have a statue of limitations and will no longer be valid after a certain amount of time? Would I be able to fill out and record another, new quit claim and it would invalidate the previous one? Or would that have some legal implications?
Hi Guest,
It is always suggested that you should record the quitclaim deed after it is signed. If the person signing the deed is deceased, then the deed may not be considered as valid.
Thanks,
Jerry
It is always suggested that you should record the quitclaim deed after it is signed. If the person signing the deed is deceased, then the deed may not be considered as valid.
Thanks,
Jerry
Hi Guest!
Welcome to forums!
Unless the deed is recorded, it won't be considered as a valid one. You should contact a real estate attorney and show him/her the deed. This will help you know whether or not the deed can be recorded now.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
Unless the deed is recorded, it won't be considered as a valid one. You should contact a real estate attorney and show him/her the deed. This will help you know whether or not the deed can be recorded now.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane