Real Property

My husband and I purchased a parcel of vacant land. The seller sent us the quit claim deed with my husband, myself and another party as the owners. I didn't notice the other name because it had white out over the name. When I received the tax notice, I realized the problem, called the tax office and they said the quit claim deed would have to be resubmitted by the seller. The seller is giving me the run around, what are my options?

how do i destest a quite claim filed against me? my grandparnets are deceased, also all of there children but one and she wants her name of of it. One of my dad's brothers wife it trying to quite claim it. Our siblings want to protest it but dont know how to file a answer form to contest it we have 20 days to do that.

How should a Buyer be listed on a deed that is to an unmarried woman and her 2 minor children? She wants to make sure the house will go to her children if she dies or remarries.

How would the following clause from my father's will be recorded in a real property deed? Can the life tenant sell the property if it's a life estate?'I give all of my right, title, interest in the real property which i occupy as my primary residence, namely the property known as, (address removed) Barnegat, NJ, or if i sell said property then all of my right, title and interest in the real property which i occupy as my primary residence at the time of my death, including all buildings and improvements thereon and all rights and easements appurtenant thereto and all rights that i have under any related insurance policies, to my wife (name removed), if she survives me, to have and to hold the same for and during her lifetime, without the necessity of paying rent or furnishing bond or other security therefor, but subject to and upon the condition that she pay all real property or similar taxes(not estate or inheritance taxes), assessments, carrying charges (including fire and extended coverage insurance premiums on the buildings and fixtures at the full insurable value thereof) and normal costs of maintenance and repair in respect thereof. My wife shall not be liable for waste and shall have no duty to account to the remainder-man. Upon the death of my wife, or upon her earlier disclaimer, renunciation or relinquishment of her interest in said real property, or upon my death if my wife does not survive me, I give said real property to my then living issue per stripes as tenants in common.My wife may sell said real property and invest and reinvest the proceeds without joiner or consent of the remainder-men and a purchaser may deal with her as if she owned said real property in fee simple, but she shall have only a life estate in the proceeds. My wife may rent and alter or improve said real property as my wife deems appropriate, and my wife may encumber said real property to provide funds chargeable to the remainder-men. Questions concerning the management of said real property, including without limitation the allocation of receipts and disbursements, the payment of any mortgage or encumbrance, and the cost of alterations and improvements between the life estate and the remainder-men, shall be governed by the rules applicable to legal life estates, or, if those rules do not address a particular question, by the rules of law applicable to the income and principal of the property held in trust, and my wife shall have all of the powers a trustee would have in dealing with said property.'

My husband is buying a house with his down payment and credit. There are trust issues. He is talking about adding me to the property using a quitclaim deed. What are my rights and limitations? (in case of divorce or death )