Jennifer C. asked
My mother and I moved into a single dwelling house. Shortly after, my dad moved in with his children from a previous marriage, and they decided to get married. My dad never put his name on the house; the original trust deed had my mom's brother, myself, my brother, and my sister. They have all passed away, leaving me as the only living dependent. My mom passed away a year ago, followed shortly by my dad, who signed a quitclaim deed over to me, giving me his part of the property. The home is paid for. Where do I go from here to get the title of the home in my name? Can you help me?
November 16th, 2024
Cheryl F. answered
A quitclaim deed essentially releases whatever interest the grantor has in the property. Since your ...
November 16th, 2024
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