Posted on: 18th Jun, 2008 08:46 am
my mother died recently and left her house to her children.i want to purchase the house from my brotthe home is paid for handicapped brother resides in the home and will remain a one third owner. i will pay 3 other owners for their signature on a quit claim deed
Did you have an estate attorney? This person should be able to handle all the details for you. If not, you should be able to get the others to sign off on a quit claim deed after you pay them their part of the value of the home.
Hang out though, there are many around here that know a lot about these issues, I am sure that as soon as they spot this post they will be happy to post what they think you should do.
I hope this helps, goodluck hope that you can figure out what needs to be done.
Hang out though, there are many around here that know a lot about these issues, I am sure that as soon as they spot this post they will be happy to post what they think you should do.
I hope this helps, goodluck hope that you can figure out what needs to be done.
First, the title must be put in the rightful heirs' names. Was there a probate? If not, you may be able to do an Affidavit of Heirship. Consult with a probate attorney.
Once the house in the proper heirs' names, if you want to your other brothers and sisters to make the house yours alone, they can all sign, notarize and file quitclaim deeds.
Once the house in the proper heirs' names, if you want to your other brothers and sisters to make the house yours alone, they can all sign, notarize and file quitclaim deeds.
I THINK this thing belong your family. They can do a quit claim deed to quit the property. Of course, you agree to pay them for the parts of property. I suggest that you and them would better employ a attorney.