Asked on Apr 02nd, 2013 on Real Estate - New Jersey
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dad has dementia and is now in assited living he has a life estate to his home and his daughters have their name on the deed. In order to sell the home so the monies could be put aside for his use if necessary prior to his death, who signs the contract of sale or do we need him to sign a relinquishment of the life estate
Dad needs to first relinquish, or actually extinguish, his life estate. Does anyone have a Power of Attorney for Dad? That can be used to extinguish the life estate and then clear title can be passed to a buyer.
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