Posted on: 30th Jan, 2008 09:45 am
There where eleven of us on the deed. One of the siblings had my mother quit claim her portions to her, then she quit claim her and my mother portion along with another bother to her daughter and son in law. I am hoping that we are still on the original deed. I know I can have a copy I just need know how to get it. Am I still protected?
Hi Sharon,
Who is the owner of the property - all the eleven people or your mother? If your mother is the owner of the property and she has quitclaimed to one of your sibling then your sibling is the owner of that property now. But if you are also one of the owner of the property, you are safe.
So I think better consult with an attorney ASAP.
Best of luck.
Who is the owner of the property - all the eleven people or your mother? If your mother is the owner of the property and she has quitclaimed to one of your sibling then your sibling is the owner of that property now. But if you are also one of the owner of the property, you are safe.
So I think better consult with an attorney ASAP.
Best of luck.
All of us are listed as owners on the deed to the property, unless something that was not quite right was done
If your share of interest hasn't been given away, then your name will still be on the deed.
I would have to sign something to give my share away right. I am the second executor of my mothers will, my sister relinquished her responsibility
as executor. One more question. Would a signed letter that is not notarized be a legal document as to a persons wishes?
as executor. One more question. Would a signed letter that is not notarized be a legal document as to a persons wishes?
The deed is not an ownership title to property like a car title. A deed transfers a property interest. Title is the sum total of all property transfers. Title is complicated to compute, which is why title companies issue a title report.
If you are a title holder, one cannot transfer your title away from you without legal proceedings.
You can obtain a copy of any deed down at your local county recorder's office.
If you are a title holder, one cannot transfer your title away from you without legal proceedings.
You can obtain a copy of any deed down at your local county recorder's office.
Thanks