Posted on: 18th Jan, 2010 07:09 am
my mother is very ill since she is many "family" members are asking about her house but she isnt the only one on the deed my father (she divorced and won his part, but hadnt taken him off yet) and my grandfather who pasted away(also hasnt been taken off) the problem is.. since she hasnt taken them off does that mean my uncle (who got power of attorney from my grandfather) could he take over the house? but what if i became my mothers power of attorney would that give me the power to take them off if anything was to happened to my mom?also she is in the middle of divorcing her now husband, but not able to finish because of her illness, could he somehow try to take her home from who she wants it to go to,her childern.btw can 6 names be on a deed?and is there an age limit?
Hi Guest,
Your mother has won your father's share of the property in the divorce settlement. She can ask your father to sign a quit claim deed and transfer the property to her. However, as far as your grandfather's share of the property is concerned, your uncle can claim it. Though your mother gives you a power of attorney, you will only be able to claim her share of the property. There is no limitations on the number of names you can add on the property deed.
Thanks
Your mother has won your father's share of the property in the divorce settlement. She can ask your father to sign a quit claim deed and transfer the property to her. However, as far as your grandfather's share of the property is concerned, your uncle can claim it. Though your mother gives you a power of attorney, you will only be able to claim her share of the property. There is no limitations on the number of names you can add on the property deed.
Thanks