Yes and if one or more of them objects to the sale the court could force the sale notwithstanding.

It's highly unlikely that a Lender would lend to him alone based on the facts that you presented.

If both of these terms appear in the same deed, then there is a serious conflict as they provide for remarkably different results in the event of...

From what you stated now is the time to correct any discrepancies in the deed to ensure that the manner in which you and your husband woman’s to...

If he voluntarily added you to the deed then only you can voluntarily remove yourself from the deed. He could start a lawsuit but if he does, you...

I always view it as being a cleaner way of showing the conveyance by having two granted convey to the one remaining grantee. It also dispenses with...

The contract will govern what your rights and obligations are as it relates to the transaction. Further, your title insurance policy that you...

The only way to remove him from the deed is with his voluntary signature on the deed.

If you conveyed the real estate to your son outright then it’s his property. If he then passed away he was entitled to leave the real estate to...

You can self-satisfy your inquiry by asking yourself: "Did I agree to all of this in the contract that I signed?"