Posted on: 17th Aug, 2007 04:10 pm
several years ago, my step-daughter divorced her first husband. they were living in a mobil home, on part of my property. she had a small child. at the time she worked at the court house. she wanted a new trailer and told me, the only way she could get it, was to have a quit claim deed. trusting her, my husband and i signed the papers, she gave us. now she wants the property and said, she will take us to court, if she doesn't get it. what are our rights, in the sitituation?
Carol, you mean to say that she got your signatures on quit claim deed for the property you own? If that is so then she has become the legal owner. She can take you to court to vacate the property.
Miller
Miller
You will have to prove that she took your signatures by misleading you to believe that signatures were required to get a new trailer.
If that can be proved then court will cancel the deed and return the property back in your name. But do you have any proof that she said such a thing?
If that can be proved then court will cancel the deed and return the property back in your name. But do you have any proof that she said such a thing?
Let me tell you that it can be very difficult to prove fraud if there is no written documentation of what was said.
Hi Carol,
I feel pity on you and your husband as you have been misguided by your step-daughter. Did you have any written agreements at the time of signing the deed that your step-daughter wanted the deed to get a new trailer? In that case, you can show it to the court as evidence that your daughter has misguided you. Though it is very hard to prove, yet you can try it.
Best of luck!
I feel pity on you and your husband as you have been misguided by your step-daughter. Did you have any written agreements at the time of signing the deed that your step-daughter wanted the deed to get a new trailer? In that case, you can show it to the court as evidence that your daughter has misguided you. Though it is very hard to prove, yet you can try it.
Best of luck!
my mother in law was about to lose her property, was unable to pay mortgage. signed over her supposing property , by a quit claim deed, to my husband, however the property has been quit claim to her sons., however I pay off the mortgage in return for the quit claim deed. what legal action can I take to recover my money, I don't want the property I want my money back.
Hi juana.
Welcome to the forum.
You have paid the money. So doubt whether you will get back the money or not but better you should consult this with an attorney. If your mother in law have previously quitclaimed the property to anyone then she cannot quitclaim it again as she is not even the owner and I think you can even take legal action against her.
Have you asked her why has she asked you to pay the mortgage and quitclaimed the property to your husband when she has already quitclaimed it to her sons?
Best of luck,
Larry
Welcome to the forum.
You have paid the money. So doubt whether you will get back the money or not but better you should consult this with an attorney. If your mother in law have previously quitclaimed the property to anyone then she cannot quitclaim it again as she is not even the owner and I think you can even take legal action against her.
Have you asked her why has she asked you to pay the mortgage and quitclaimed the property to your husband when she has already quitclaimed it to her sons?
Best of luck,
Larry
If a quitclaim deed was signed through fraud, it is invalid. You will have to go to court to invalidate the deed. Check with a local real estate attorney.
my signature was forge on a quick claim deed and my home was sold the mortgage company lent money out to a person without proper id and other information and used my appprasail from my loan in 2005 for loan in 2007 in some one else name
Hi lb,
You should contact an attorney who deals with mortgage frauds and take his opinion in this regard. He will be the best person to let you know as to what steps you need to take.
You should contact an attorney who deals with mortgage frauds and take his opinion in this regard. He will be the best person to let you know as to what steps you need to take.
My husband and I owned property. He handed me a paper and told me to sign which i did. Months later he informs me of pending divorce. When researching, actual quitclaim deed was signed by employee of the bank and notarized by an employee of the bank. My husband is secretary of the board of directors of the bank. The quitclaim deed transferred title from my husband and I to my husband's trust. Then the property was exchanged in kind for a very profitable piece of land in another county. Is it worth persuing? What is my first step?
Hi Debbie!
Welcome to forums!
If you feel that your husband had scammed you and taken away the ownership rights from you, then you should contact an attorney and take his opinion in this regard. He will guide you in filing a lawsuit against him.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
If you feel that your husband had scammed you and taken away the ownership rights from you, then you should contact an attorney and take his opinion in this regard. He will guide you in filing a lawsuit against him.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
mom forged my name on quit claim deed admited to doing so and is a garentee
on bank note no she is trying to pull bank note
on bank note no she is trying to pull bank note
Welcome jackel,
You'll have to contact a real estate attorney in order to check out the whole matter with him. The attorney will guide you further in this matter.
You'll have to contact a real estate attorney in order to check out the whole matter with him. The attorney will guide you further in this matter.