Posted on: 08th Aug, 2007 03:50 pm
I own a home and land clear and free. I am going to get married, and i want to make sure my property is protected from any unforseen divorce and having to split it. Can i do a quick claim deed putting the house in my sons name (he is married and 27). Or will my new husband have any legal rights over my paid for property that was owned before we marry? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
"I own a home and land clear and free. I am going to get married, and i want to make sure my property is protected from any unforseen divorce and having to split it. Can i do a quick claim deed putting the house in my sons name (he is married and 27). Or will my new husband have any legal rights over my paid for property that was owned before we marry? Any advice will be greatly appreciated."
You can quit claim the house to your son. After your son gets the ownership your new husband will not be able to put any claim against it. Its your property and you can give to any person you wish.
You can quit claim the house to your son. After your son gets the ownership your new husband will not be able to put any claim against it. Its your property and you can give to any person you wish.
hi denisebrown,
welcome to mortgagefit discussion board.
if you quit claim the home to your son then your new husband will not have any claim over it.
instead of using a quit claim deed you can also use a warranty deed as this type of deed provides a warranty to the receiver that he is receiving a clear title to the house which a quit claim deed does not.
do let me know if you have any other questions.
thanks
blue
welcome to mortgagefit discussion board.
if you quit claim the home to your son then your new husband will not have any claim over it.
instead of using a quit claim deed you can also use a warranty deed as this type of deed provides a warranty to the receiver that he is receiving a clear title to the house which a quit claim deed does not.
do let me know if you have any other questions.
thanks
blue