Live in GA. Boyfriend put my name on quit claim deed in the event of his death and I don't want the home. I want off - how?

First step, if he signed a deed putting you on title (using a Quit-Claim Deed), did he actually RECORD it? You can go to the county courthouse...

Quitclaim Deed

Two separate things here. WILL: by law, if there is a will, it must be probated. DEED: If the deed is listed as "joint tenants with right...

Am I a victim of fraud?

How about this--what is an LL?

The only additional info I'd add to my wise colleague's answer is to tighten up one concept. If your deed just lists both of your names...

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Can I take the storage shed, it is not on a foundation nor attached to the house?

If you didn't mention it in the contract, you may want to point out to the agents/buyers that you intend to take it. if they balk, then have them...

Can I sue my ex-fiancé for ruining my credit for the last 7years, I co-signed on a loan & a quit claim deed.

Interesting Q's presented. Just curious as to why the credit has dropped--assumption is that she is not paying the mortgage. Can you get her to...

RE transfer of ownership on a jointly owned home. I have bought out the other owners and have had a title search done which

While it was previously made clear that owner's title is an option, the commentary surrounding a title policy when there is a lender did not seem...

Have received a Title Search on jointly owned property. There are no liens on it. I am paying off the other party and will

Get thee to a real estate closing attorney! Pronto! They can explain how to purchase/sell property. For the record, if you are buying the...

Who is responsible to cancel open loans on property, escrow attorney or lenders?

At the end of the day, if you have some form of proof that the old loans were indeed paid in full, the 'current' closing attorney (in this...

Do I need a real estate or divorce lawyer?

You have separate issues here. It is always easy to remove someone from title; the divorce guys put this in settlement agreements all the time...

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