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A quit claim deed does not pass title. See a real estate attorney.
A quit claim deed does not transfer title. It merely records that one person quits their claim to use someone else's property, as in using a... Read Answer
If you were convenience signers, your father could have had your names removed without notifying you.
All too frequently, family members empty out the house before the funeral. If your mother had a Will, all her assets should pass... Read Answer
If your husband removed them as beneficiaries, you would be carrying out his intentions by claiming the funds.
Claiming or disclaiming are the two... Read Answer
Most Wills give the executor broad discretion.
Your state may or may not have a form which permits this. Contact a local estate planning attorney or the DMV.
No. Yes - you may need an attorney.
In Nevada, it must be witnessed and notarized unless it is handwritten.