Posted on: 18th Nov, 2010 09:56 am
if a woman signed a quit claim deed, as grantor to herself as to a life estate, without any liability for waste, with full power to sell, convey, mortgage, lease and to otherwise dispose of the property described above
in fee simple, with ot without consideration, without joinder by the remainderman and to retain absolutely any and all proceeds derived therefrom. upon the death of the life tenant, the remainder if any will go to her 2 sons as joint tenants with rights o.f survivorship.
upon her decision to sell this said property, the two sons signed a quit claim deed relinquishing future rights two days before the sale of the property. did they at any point have title?
if they didnt have an interest in the property why did they sign a quit claim deed before the sale?
in fee simple, with ot without consideration, without joinder by the remainderman and to retain absolutely any and all proceeds derived therefrom. upon the death of the life tenant, the remainder if any will go to her 2 sons as joint tenants with rights o.f survivorship.
upon her decision to sell this said property, the two sons signed a quit claim deed relinquishing future rights two days before the sale of the property. did they at any point have title?
if they didnt have an interest in the property why did they sign a quit claim deed before the sale?
Welcome Judy,
If the sons' name were added to the property deed, then they were the owners of the property. In that case, if the property has to be sold off, then they should sign over their interest in the property to their mother.
If the sons' name were added to the property deed, then they were the owners of the property. In that case, if the property has to be sold off, then they should sign over their interest in the property to their mother.