Hoe does my daughter get her ex's name off the deed and mortgage of a home they bought ?
The ex would be the person who would have to proactively take the steps to remove his name from the deed.
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The ex would be the person who would have to proactively take the steps to remove his name from the deed.
If you are Co-Executors you would both execute an Executor’s Deed conveying title as so directed in the Will, or in lieu of a specific devise, then...
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The “con” is that once you complete the transfer and you then experience a falling out with one of your children you cannot change your mind and...
Your mother’s probated will, or in the alternative, the laws of intestacy, will dictate that answer.
More importantly, should you be buying the house with her if you’re having such trepidations at this early stage of the deal?
Yes you can, easily enough, if you are the surviving tenant by the entirety.
If your son’s name is on the deed then the real estate is not solely your house. You would need him to consent to transfer his interest back to you...
Primarily? No. However, the Surrogate’s Court most certainly has plenary jurisdiction which means that it can hear cases involving real estate and...
Allowing for a mortgage to be placed on and purportedly encumber your solely owned real estate without you receiving the proceeds from that loan...
No, you cannot add your name to the deed, but they can, if they do choose.