Posted on: 13th Feb, 2010 02:15 pm
my fathers’ sister and her son owned some land and they quit deeded it over to my father in which they both deeded their percentage of the property to my father. The deed was file with the courts and, since than my father sister has died and my father is in the process of saling property but is now is being told that he has to have all of his sister children to sign off on the property since his sister is dead. I don't understand why since the property had been deeded over to my father years prior to her expiring. Why are they treating this as if it was heir property
Hi mljblessed,
It is quite surprising that your father has been asked to get the signatures of all of his sisters' children. The property deed has been transferred in your father's name and he is the owner of the property. Thus, he has the sole right to sell off the property.
Thanks
It is quite surprising that your father has been asked to get the signatures of all of his sisters' children. The property deed has been transferred in your father's name and he is the owner of the property. Thus, he has the sole right to sell off the property.
Thanks
so what should my father do, to bypass this and close on the property his sister have 7 children.
Hi mljblessed,
I would suggest your father to have a word with a real estate attorney. He will let him know what steps your father needs to take in order to bypass the whole issue and sell off the property.
I would suggest your father to have a word with a real estate attorney. He will let him know what steps your father needs to take in order to bypass the whole issue and sell off the property.