Posted on: 20th Mar, 2012 12:19 am
My uncle was thegrantee of a quick claim back in 89. He put or it was put he was unmarried at time. Years later he got "so call married ". The woman left 2 months later. He Just passed away. .now she shows up claiming the house and put it up for sale. 1. Can she do That since he got the house before marriage? 2.grantorwas fha program and the house is default and has a mortgage. Can she legally sale the house? She was out of his life for 18 years. And kids he verbally claim wants the house but They can't provide where he signed birth certificate. .his siblings would Like to keep home in the family. Who has titlement? Fha person SD he don't care who has the house as long as it is paid for and the person buying it has to be careful BC they don't get the deed.how can she sell a house when She wasn't a spouse and the kids Arent biologically his
Hi pecantan!
Welcome to forums!
If her name is mentioned on the property deed, then she can claim ownership of that property. If she sells off the property, she will be liable for paying off the mortgage in full to the lender after the property sale. His immediate heirs will have the right to the property. You should contact a real estate attorney and take his opinion in this matter. He will guide you further in this regard.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
If her name is mentioned on the property deed, then she can claim ownership of that property. If she sells off the property, she will be liable for paying off the mortgage in full to the lender after the property sale. His immediate heirs will have the right to the property. You should contact a real estate attorney and take his opinion in this matter. He will guide you further in this regard.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Her name is not no one is. .how does it work if he isn't biologically the Kids father no adoption. .his siblings would Like to keep the home. His quick deed was signed in 89 it listed him unmarried. How can she sell it. ..and if she legally was married her name still wasn't on it and she left after 2 months of marriage. She just came back When he was on his death bed.
Hi pecantan,
If the kids can't show the proof of adoption, then the deceased person's siblings will be able to claim heirship of that property. If the ex-wife's name is not mentioned on the deed, then, as far as I know, she won't be able to claim ownership rights on that property and won't be able to sell off the property.
Thanks
If the kids can't show the proof of adoption, then the deceased person's siblings will be able to claim heirship of that property. If the ex-wife's name is not mentioned on the deed, then, as far as I know, she won't be able to claim ownership rights on that property and won't be able to sell off the property.
Thanks