Two people on Deed

[sunvain]

My mother inlaw just put her son on the Deed of the property of her second home about thirty days ago. She now feels she made a dreadful mistake. Can she undo this? She just got a restraining order elderly abuse from him he's a real nut job! Help from San diego, Ca

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by sunvain

My mother inlaw just put her son on the Deed of the property of her second home about thirty days ago. She now feels she made a dreadful mistake. Can she undo this? She just got a restraining order elderly abuse from him he's a real nut job! Help from San diego, Ca

**A: have her hire an attorney and claim elderly fraud.

[sunvain]

And have you or anyone, heard of this before? Is it reverseable? Chances of what the outcome would be? Thanks for your senior researched response!

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by sunvain

And have you or anyone, heard of this before? Is it reverseable? Chances of what the outcome would be? Thanks for your senior researched response!

**A: yes, under both the federal and state law there can be a reversal of the transaction adjuducated bt the court. There can also be other fines and punishment imposed. Without knowing the exact details, we can't tell you the general outcome.