Posted on: 09th Apr, 2010 12:24 pm
Hi:
My mom has a POA for my dad, they want to quit claim their property under her name only. Can she do that? My dad cannot sign as he is sick. She has a durable POA. IF she can, how does she have it notarized? Does she take the POA with her to the notary?
My mom has a POA for my dad, they want to quit claim their property under her name only. Can she do that? My dad cannot sign as he is sick. She has a durable POA. IF she can, how does she have it notarized? Does she take the POA with her to the notary?
Hi gabydftc,
As your mother has a power of attorney on your father's behalf, she will be able to transfer the property in her name by signing a quit claim deed. After the deed is filled out, she will have to notarize it and record it at the county recorder's office. This will make the deed valid.
Thanks
As your mother has a power of attorney on your father's behalf, she will be able to transfer the property in her name by signing a quit claim deed. After the deed is filled out, she will have to notarize it and record it at the county recorder's office. This will make the deed valid.
Thanks