Posted on: 17th Aug, 2008 01:31 pm
how does one spouse convey forever its community interest in a property titled to other spouse and make it a separate property of the titled spouse.
is inter spousal quit claim deed sufficient.
is inter spousal quit claim deed sufficient.
Hello hills4.
If you bought the property before your marriage then it will not be considered as a community. But if you have bought the property after your marriage then it will be considered as a community property and Inter spousal deed is enough to transfer the property.
If you bought the property before your marriage then it will not be considered as a community. But if you have bought the property after your marriage then it will be considered as a community property and Inter spousal deed is enough to transfer the property.
There is a rule set in a case Marriage of Branco, that MooreMarsden interst , accrued and prospective, cannot be transferred by Q_C deed.. there has to be a waiver Does any one know anything about this?
Every state has different community property rules. For specific questions, contact a family law attorney in that state.
