Posted on: 21st Nov, 2007 10:34 pm
My partent quitclaim some land into my name and my 14year old daughter name without me knowing it. I never signed anything so is this legal. I don't want this quitclaim deed in my name. Yes it was noterized. but still i never signed anything and my moms name is on the quitclaim deed and she has no interest in the land it is all in my dad's name they are devorised.
To do a reverse quitclaim deed they say I have do give up gardian ship of my daughter and apoint someone else as her gardian.Now why would I have to do that?Why can't I sign for her I am her mother.This part I don't unerstand.
To do a reverse quitclaim deed they say I have do give up gardian ship of my daughter and apoint someone else as her gardian.Now why would I have to do that?Why can't I sign for her I am her mother.This part I don't unerstand.
Hello Tessie,
As far as I know, the legal guardian of a minor can act on his/her behalf.
Most of the states have laws providing the parents to be the legal guardian of the minors. If it is not so in your state, then you may apply for legal guardianship of your daughter to the court. You have to fill up some forms and petitions and give them to the court.
You may consult an attorney to avoid any further complications.
As far as I know, the legal guardian of a minor can act on his/her behalf.
Most of the states have laws providing the parents to be the legal guardian of the minors. If it is not so in your state, then you may apply for legal guardianship of your daughter to the court. You have to fill up some forms and petitions and give them to the court.
You may consult an attorney to avoid any further complications.
Hi Tessie,
Welcome to this forum.
Most states do not require the grantee to sign the deed to make it valid. The quitclaim deed can be valid even if you have not signed the deed as a grantee.
"she has no interest in the land it is all in my dad's name they are devorised. " It is may be that your father has quitclaimed the property to your mother that you don't know.
I agree with Jenkin that most states grant the parents as the legal guardian of the minors. But it is not clear why they asked you to give up guardian ship and appoint someone else. If you let us know your state’s name, we may help you.
Thanks,
Larry
Welcome to this forum.
Most states do not require the grantee to sign the deed to make it valid. The quitclaim deed can be valid even if you have not signed the deed as a grantee.
"she has no interest in the land it is all in my dad's name they are devorised. " It is may be that your father has quitclaimed the property to your mother that you don't know.
I agree with Jenkin that most states grant the parents as the legal guardian of the minors. But it is not clear why they asked you to give up guardian ship and appoint someone else. If you let us know your state’s name, we may help you.
Thanks,
Larry
Hi,
Does the Grantee need to sign a reverse Quitclaim deed in the State of Hawaii?
Does the Grantee need to sign a reverse Quitclaim deed in the State of Hawaii?
Hi,
Say you have quitclaimed a property to your friend. Here you will be the grantor and your friend will be the grantee. Now if you wish to reverse this quitclaim deed, then your friend will have to sign the deed as a grantor. Without his signature the deed cannot be reversed.
Hope it is clear to you now. Feel free if you have any further questions.
Best of luck,
Larry
Say you have quitclaimed a property to your friend. Here you will be the grantor and your friend will be the grantee. Now if you wish to reverse this quitclaim deed, then your friend will have to sign the deed as a grantor. Without his signature the deed cannot be reversed.
Hope it is clear to you now. Feel free if you have any further questions.
Best of luck,
Larry
Thank you Larry!
You are most welcomed. It's my pleasure :)
Feel free if you have any further questions.
Feel free if you have any further questions.