Posted on: 04th Nov, 2009 07:54 am
Mother leaves house in will to one son and then quit claims the deed with life estate clause to a different son, does this void out the will?
They both have proofs of property ownership, they can get 50% percent of property to each. Get help of attorney to do this.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Hi bpelton,
I disagree with what Gunz has suggested.
You should remember that a will comes into effect after the death of the grantor whereas the quitclaim deed would come into effect immediately during the lifetime of the grantor. Thus, the quitclaim deed would get more importance. The grantee mentioned in the quitclaim deed would receive the property.
Thanks
I disagree with what Gunz has suggested.
You should remember that a will comes into effect after the death of the grantor whereas the quitclaim deed would come into effect immediately during the lifetime of the grantor. Thus, the quitclaim deed would get more importance. The grantee mentioned in the quitclaim deed would receive the property.
Thanks
yes. james is right.
will is void as property is give to others in a legal way. So writer of will does not have no legal right on the property.
will is void as property is give to others in a legal way. So writer of will does not have no legal right on the property.