Mother deed me her house two years ago and very soon whats her house back. So she hired attorney and presently is trying to sue me, but i can afford attorney.
Answers: Ah, the quit claim deed. The love of all of those who want to enjoy a quick and effortless transfer of title that offer little to no protection to the subsequent owner(s).
The quit claim deed should be used to correct errors on title, or when here some other insignificant issue that needs to be amended.
The quit claim should NOT be used to convey title. There are no warranty with the quit claim action! Sure, it's cheap, convenient and such, but there is a explanation for that. It is a flimsy way to convey title.
You don't enjoy options here. You are going to own to find a way to afford an attorney since she have one.
But I agree with the other poster, this is your mother. There have to be a way to amicably settle this out of court. I assume within are bigger issues here for her changing her mind, but I strongly suggest you give somebody a lift the high ground and try to work this out lacking litigation.
Garlic wreaths, crucifixes and wooden stakes are only things I know successful against lawyers. its your mother...try to settle in need litagation.
You say "can", but I will assume you penny-pinching "can not" afford an attorney.
Was the first deed verbs done properly, ie was nearby an attorney involved?
If the transfer be done properly I am not sure what her claim would be based on?
You can try to do some research and represent yourself. It is not carnival, but you are taking a risk if you do not meet next to an attorney.
See if an attorney will take your defence and let you variety payments. At least get together with an attorney once. Maybe he/she can protest this as frivolous and return with it dismissed before any court date.
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Answers: Ah, the quit claim deed. The love of all of those who want to enjoy a quick and effortless transfer of title that offer little to no protection to the subsequent owner(s).
The quit claim deed should be used to correct errors on title, or when here some other insignificant issue that needs to be amended.
The quit claim should NOT be used to convey title. There are no warranty with the quit claim action! Sure, it's cheap, convenient and such, but there is a explanation for that. It is a flimsy way to convey title.
You don't enjoy options here. You are going to own to find a way to afford an attorney since she have one.
But I agree with the other poster, this is your mother. There have to be a way to amicably settle this out of court. I assume within are bigger issues here for her changing her mind, but I strongly suggest you give somebody a lift the high ground and try to work this out lacking litigation.
Garlic wreaths, crucifixes and wooden stakes are only things I know successful against lawyers. its your mother...try to settle in need litagation.
You say "can", but I will assume you penny-pinching "can not" afford an attorney.
Was the first deed verbs done properly, ie was nearby an attorney involved?
If the transfer be done properly I am not sure what her claim would be based on?
You can try to do some research and represent yourself. It is not carnival, but you are taking a risk if you do not meet next to an attorney.
See if an attorney will take your defence and let you variety payments. At least get together with an attorney once. Maybe he/she can protest this as frivolous and return with it dismissed before any court date.
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