Posted on: 26th Aug, 2009 11:34 am
my husband and i are divorcing and he has agreed to transfer title to me for a compensation. i am the only one of the mortgage loan. since there is a lien on the property i read that he can't sign a warranty deed because it states that there are no liens on the property. is this really true and if it is, the quit claim deed would be the deed to use?
Hi mchast,
It is correct that your husband will not be able to sign a warranty deed as there is a lien on the property. He can definitely sign a quitclaim deed and get the property transferred in your name. Once he does so, you need to notarize and file the deed.
Thanks
It is correct that your husband will not be able to sign a warranty deed as there is a lien on the property. He can definitely sign a quitclaim deed and get the property transferred in your name. Once he does so, you need to notarize and file the deed.
Thanks
yes,its true.your husband can't sign a warranty deed.you can use quit claim deed to transfer the property in your name.