Deeds

I filed a quit claim to my house when I divorced my ex-husband in 1998. Property is in New Hampshire. We were Joint tenants with right of survivorship. Apparently when the new deed was written it included the phrase 'joint tenant with right of survivorship' although it only has his name. He has now died and the lawyer for his estate is asking me to sign papers to correct the deed so that the property can be given to his son. Do I have any rights to any part of this property? (BTW, in case you should think I am money-hungry, ex disowned his daughter with me in his will.)

My father passed away. Both parents names are on the deed to their home. We want to remove my fathers name and add an adult child's name so that the property will go directly to them upon my mothers death. What form do we use to accomplish this?

My son has adjoining property to mine and he is donating 5 acres to Feed My Lambs Ministries, Inc. to build a child care facility. If the facility ever 'closes its doors', he would like the deed/contract to state that the property reverts back to him. I am the President of Feed My Lambs and I will be taking out a loan/mortgage for the purchase of the building to be built on the land that he is donating. Can this information be put on a quit claim deed or is there another form we should use?

I'm looking to move to New Orleans, LA. If my fiance' singns off on the deed/title to the home we're looking to have buildt, how will I be able to add my name once we're married. My fiance' is looking to close the deal on the house tomorrow, Friday, 09/25/09 and I was wondering if I could get advice before meeting up with the mortgage office.

my girlfriend has the deed to a home in florida. her name and her deceased husbands name are on the deed. she wants to put my name, with her name on a new deed. which type of deed do we fill out for that purpose? the property is in holmes county, florida. we are in california