Posted on: 16th Dec, 2011 10:39 pm
If there is a court ordered no contact order on a grantee of a quitclaim deed and the victim is the grantor, can this transaction be challenged? Is it even legal?
I am not able to understand your question. Could you please provide more details.
A man who was abused by his son has a court ordered no contact order against the son. The son has been violating this order and has had numerous contacts with the father.
The father owned a property that had significant value, almost a million bucks. The father has now quitclaimed the property to his son, whom he is supposed to not have any contact with. Is this legal?
The father owned a property that had significant value, almost a million bucks. The father has now quitclaimed the property to his son, whom he is supposed to not have any contact with. Is this legal?
Hi Guest,
It is completely the discretion of the father whether or not he will quitclaim the property to his son. If the father has quitclaimed the property to his son, then the son will be considered as the owner of the property. This will be considered as legal.
It is completely the discretion of the father whether or not he will quitclaim the property to his son. If the father has quitclaimed the property to his son, then the son will be considered as the owner of the property. This will be considered as legal.