Real Property
How can I change a deed from joint tenants to tenants in common?
I hold a Quit Claim Mineral Deed as the Successor Trustee of the Revocable Trust of my deceased mother. It grants to myself and my sister each an undivided one-half of Grantor's interest in the minerals of a described property in Garvin County, Oklahoma. The problem is that the mineral deed has us as joint tenants, not tenants in common, so that the whole estate vests in the survivor, instead of our individual heirs. We would like to correct this Mineral Deed to change that situation so that if either one of us dies, our heirs get our one-half interest, not the brother or sister who survives. Can you prepare the document necessary as it does not seem to be one of the forms available? We could fax the Quit Claim Mineral Deed to you if you can prepare the form.
How can husband and wife transfer home to son at their deaths in Ohio?
Both my husband and I wish to leave our home to one of our sons who currently lives with us (he is an adult and has a minor child), in the event of our deaths. What is the best/safest way to do this?
What Deed is Used to Remove a Spouse From a Deed After Separation?
I recently seperated from my ex-fiancee, we have a home together. My name is on the deed but not on the mortgage. I was told a Quit Claim Deed would remove my name from the deed, is this true? Please advise.
Can a Deed be Corrected to Add a New Owner to the Deed?
Is it proper or even legal to re-record the original Warranty deed as a corrective deed, adding an additional grantee and changing the deed to Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship. Does it matter that the added grantee was not a party to the original purchase and that title insurance was only issued in the name of the original grantee?
Is It Expensive to Do an Adverse Posssession Deed?
IS IT EXPENSIVE TO DO AN ADVERSE POSSESSION deed