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Quick claim DeedFlorida****************************..... I would like to know if a person (Mother-inLaw) can give my wife a gift of 50% interest of real property, and also gave 50% to my wifes brother, and turn around, and claim that it was not a gift to my wife. The reason she gave my wife half of the property was that she did not want the property to fall into the wrong hands with the brother having 100%. Now she is claiming that she gave my wife her share because she (the Mother) was too old to secure a loan to make repairs to the property. There is no document that states, and signed by my wife that she was to turn over her 50% back to her (Mother) if a loan could not be secured by her, and her brother. The attorney that oversaw the Quick claim Deed, and represented the Mother was the one who made the suggestion of giving my wife the gift of 50% because the chances of the brother losing the property was extremely high. The brother is a convicted felon (Selling,using, and manfacturing of cocaine). And the girlfriend was an amphetemine user. The brother tried to secure a loan but it (EXCEEDED) the amount we thought he needed to make MINOR repairs, and the contract read that if he defaulted on the loan that they would be able to come after my wife for payment. My wife is half owner of the property we live in now, and we decided it was too risky for her to co sign any loan the brother was trying to secure. So the Mother got mad, and decided to bring a law suit against my wife for her share in the property. She wants my wifes name off the deed so the son can secure a loan. The mother is presently living at the property with the son, and my wife has no problem with that arrangement. Thanking anyone in advance for an answer: Mr. Victor MontalvoWhat is the name of your state? |
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| as long as the deed is proper, if there is no reversion clause within the deed, the only way mom can void the deed is to prove in court it was due to undue influence of some other circumstance that would allow such an action. Doesn;t sound like there is from what you have posted. Simply sounds like mom doesn;t like the way wife does things and want to undo the deal. Oh well. and by the way: it is QUITclaim deed |
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Quickclaim DeedThaank you very much. (justalayman) Victor Montalvo (FLAVIC420) |
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