Can my grandma remove me from the deed of her house if so how?
She can not remove you from the deed without your consent once you have been deed a portion of the property. You may want to file a partition...
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She can not remove you from the deed without your consent once you have been deed a portion of the property. You may want to file a partition...
The short answer is no. In order to deed a portion of the property to anyone else you would have to sign off on the deed as well. You should seek...
You need to include the original lender, any alleged assigned beneficiaries, servicers (past and present), foreclosure trustee, and any other...
You can file an action in court to gain access to information if the trustee is wrongfully withholding such. You should seek the advice of an AVVO...
You would have to file a quiet title action to have them removed off of title; or possibly a partition action. You should seek the advice of an...
You may have to pay transfer costs to record. Recording would give you an interest in the title but not make you responsible under the note/I.O.U....
You may have to pay transfer costs to record. Recording would give you an interest in the title but not make you responsible under the note/I.O.U....
No you do not have to pay these monies in fact he should reimburse you for the original monies you paid ($2500). It is the landlord who has a duty...
Since you are not the only one on the deed and you can't just transfer it to your husband (via an inter-spousal deed) you would want to use a grant...
You should subpoena records from both the original beneficiary (lender) under the DOT, the foreclosure trustee under the DOT, any substituted...