Deeds

I am still paying on a timeshare and want to remove my 2 daughters from the deed. Can I use a quit claim or do I need a warranty deed? Does that mean the Timeshare must remove them?

What are my rights on property owned, if my wife signed a Quit Claim at time of purchase? Due to bad credit. I would like to sell the house. The Bank required the Quit Claim before loan approval.

Transferred property to grandaughter age 11. Her parents still living. Need to file a Deed of Rescission to return property to original tax base. Where can I get proper form and who signs on her behalf?

My deceased parents neglected to move some parcels located in SLO county into their trust. I need to file paperwork to request that a judge agree that the property retroactively become part of the trust.

Property owner sold land of 1/4 acre to an individual, this person did not record their deed. Same property owner sold remainder of this property plus that 1/4 acre to another individual. Several years later deed was recorded including the 1/4 acre. These owners separated in a divorce and all property transferred to wife, deed recorded. The wife transfers all property under quit claim deed to my daughter and son in law. Now problem? This 8 acre tract of land resides in Ohio, as I bring in equipment to help them improve property, a man comes running onto the property screaming at me for tearing out his trees in his woods, this is the man with an unrecorded deed for the 1/4 acre of which he has never paid property tax on. I hire a surveyor and he tells me that under Ohio law, that man with unrecorded deed owns the property, maybe, and charges me for survey which he says that can not be certified because of dispute of property ownership. I say surveyor is not correct in this matter as there has been 3 recorded deeds total, including this 1/4 acre. The only way surveyor knew of dispute, man with unrecorded deed showed the surveyor his paper work from his lawyer from 13 years ago, again his deed was never recorded. The surveyor has charged me $2,500.00 for a survey that he says can not be certified because of dispute. 1. WHO OWNS THE PROPERTY? 2. Should the surveyor that I hired even consider this dispute when clearly all of his maps of the property DO NOT show this mans 1/4 acre claim.