Can you quitclaim a property and then also separately transfer it to another's trust?
Yes it can. That is very common. The deeds should refer to the 50% interest but they do not always.
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Yes it can. That is very common. The deeds should refer to the 50% interest but they do not always.
"What can I do"? Get an attorney. I am sure you hear that a lot but you will continue to get no response if you have no representation and the...
Partition is not the right way to go about this. Probate the deceased owner's share.
No. Once it the court file it is there forever. File an amended declaration and fix the issues.
What does the will say? The will should say how the deceased children's share are split. Have the will reviewed by an attorney.
I don't know but I would revoke it if you don't remember signing it. You don't say what the document is or does.
If she has no will or trust you need to look to title and also if your mother owned the property before marriage. A consultation with an attorney...
There are hundreds of estate attorneys in San Jose. Start by pulling up the title to your home and see if the attorneys name or his notary's name...
Should be the ex-wife but someone needs to review the agreement and the ex-wife certainly needs to make a claim before the money is paid out.
It is up to the workload of the company processing the paperwork but it usually doesn't take more than 60 days unless there is something wrong.