Ohio Real Estate Sale By Owner-Required Docs
In Ohio, what documents are required? Bill of Sale, Deed, Quit Claims Deed, Seller’s Disclosure, Lead-based Paint, ???
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quit claim deeds Aproximately 8 years ago my mother in law died leaving a house…
quit claim deeds
Aproximately 8 years ago my mother in law died leaving a house worth approximately 60,000 equally to her 4 children. One brother lived in the house and the other 3 quit claimed the house to him with understanding that if he moved out of the house and sold it that they would receive 15,000 each. He recently moved to Florida, sold the house, and sent none of the proceeds to his brothers and sister. Can the brothers and sister recover if he does not offer to share? He received consideraly more than 60,000.
quit claim deed Does a quit claim deed have to be recorded to be valid?
quit claim deed
Does a quit claim deed have to be recorded to be valid? Can it be recorded even if it was signed 2 years ago?
Trust obligation to beneficiary, Living will Mother-in-law’s trust gave money…
Trust obligation to beneficiary, Living will
Mother-in-law’s trust gave money to husband since 1999 (she is in nursing home with alzheimer’. Sister took guardianship. My husband died in accident. Sister is directing trust to cut me off. I will lose my home without their help. Husband had me sign with him to refinance our home because he felt trust would continue to help. I am disabled with half his income and larger house payments. Offer to sign up for mortgage ins. came day he died. Can sister as guardian (and beneficiary also) direct trust. I cared for her parents and my ill husband for 25 years. she was never around, but now acts as doting sister and daughter. My husband had M.S. and his parents helped us and gave equal amounts to his healthy, wealthy,sister, to be fair. I feel a precedent has been set and I have been left to hang. Do I have any legal rights as a benefciary?
My father is terminally ill.
My father is terminally ill. We currently have a Durable Power of Attorney. Will this be voided if and when he passes? If so what do we need to make sure we will stay out of probate court in regards to personal property or assets?