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quitclaim deed

Posted on: 04th May, 2010 09:57 am
my mother is in failing health. She has selected me as her power of attorney. As her son I have the right to make decisions for her health and business transactions. If she were to die her property has her name only on the deed. In her will she has given me authority to sell the property and divide the proceeds with my sisters and my self. Do I need to have my name added to the deed in order to sell the property?

Thanks,
Steve
As there is a will, you will not have to add your name to the property in order to sell it off. After your mother's death, the will needs to be probated. After the probate is complete, the property will be divided as per the will.
Posted on: 05th May, 2010 02:00 am
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