This is difficult. The notary should not have notarized it without seeing you sign it so the notarization would be invalid. That might prevent the deed from being recorded.
However, a deed is valid between the parties even if it is not in recordable form. If you signed the deed to your son, knowing what it was and what its effect was, but then changed your mind, you probably are stuck. If he tricked you, you may have grounds to challenge the validity of the deed. That it was not properly notarized may help show trickery.
Answered on Jun 26th, 2017 at 7:20 AM