Posted on: 01st Nov, 2009 04:13 am
My dad recently passed away in Sept. 2009. Before his passing(about three years ago) he transferred his timeshare in Vegas over to me. He had owned it with his wife (my step mom) but she passed in 2003. Vegas says they do not have me down as a owner, only a authorized user. I am the Power Of Attorney of his Estate and this property was not listed in the will because it was transfered before the will was done. His will was done in 2007. They advised me to do a quick claim deed, but he is now deceased. What do I do now?
How did he transfer it to you? Via Quit Claim? If yes, do you have a copy of it?
I went to Vegas and they told me to bring my Power Of Attorney papers. They had their lawyers there and I had to initial papers to transfer. I do not have a quick claim deed.
Did you keep a copy of the paperwork you signed? Or did your Dad? Have you requested a copy of the Title yet?
The only thing that I've received from First American Title Insurance Company is form 1099-S 2008 Proceeds from Real estate Transactions.
My name is listed in the section "transferor's name, address and zip code.
Date of closing is 4/29/2008
My name is listed in the section "transferor's name, address and zip code.
Date of closing is 4/29/2008
Posted: 02 Nov 2009 06:37 pm Post subject: quick claim deed
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The only thing that I've received from First American Title Insurance Company is form 1099-S 2008 Proceeds from Real estate Transactions.
My name is listed in the section "transferor's name, address and zip code.
Date of closing is 4/29/2008
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The only thing that I've received from First American Title Insurance Company is form 1099-S 2008 Proceeds from Real estate Transactions.
My name is listed in the section "transferor's name, address and zip code.
Date of closing is 4/29/2008
First thing it is not transferted to you. secondly it is not mentioned in will.
power of attorney in your favour will work as an supporting evidence as you are a family member.
Otherwise, after his death power of attorney will not be considered as legal document
power of attorney in your favour will work as an supporting evidence as you are a family member.
Otherwise, after his death power of attorney will not be considered as legal document