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bsulli1043
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My brother-in-law owns a piece of property in Idaho. Late one night his nephew and nieces came to him and had him sign a quit-claim deed giving his property to them. He is hard of hearing and he thought they said he needed to sign a paper for road easment rights on his property. He signed the quit-claim deed but there was no notary present at the time. When he asked them if there needed to be a notary present they said in front of a witness that they have a friend of the family that will notarize it later just give
them his license number. When he requested a copy of the
paper work from the recorders office he found he had signed a quit-claim deed giving them his property. He wants the property back. Based on the fact that there was no notary present and it can be proven and it can be proven that the notary notarized it later, can he get this property back without to much expense to him.
them his license number. When he requested a copy of the
paper work from the recorders office he found he had signed a quit-claim deed giving them his property. He wants the property back. Based on the fact that there was no notary present and it can be proven and it can be proven that the notary notarized it later, can he get this property back without to much expense to him.