How can I take off someone from my property deed?
You cannot take him off the deed--only he can do that by giving his interest back to you by a new deed.
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You cannot take him off the deed--only he can do that by giving his interest back to you by a new deed.
Your friend needs to hire a lawyer immediately.
Really not a do-it-yourself project; get a local probate attorney to assist and it will be far, far easier for you. .
At best, you are facing a guardianship; at worst, an involuntary commitment. You'll need a consult with a local attorney to explore the facts and...
Get a local elder law attorney to craft a GA Advance Health Directive (medical) and a Durable POA (for financial matters). Should be relatively easy.
Typically, DFACS involvement means you need a family law attorney.
Not enough facts here--you better get a consult with a local estate attorney. If she was on the account with your dad, she may well have been...
Transfer of the residence needs to happen five years or earlier prior to a ward going on Medicaid, before it becomes exempt from estate recovery by GA
If he's on the deed and so are you, you cannot prevent the sale if he does a partition for sale.
He can't take you off the deed unless you agree to it. He and you can sell the house; if only one of you wishes to sell, it can still be sold via...