Legal Question in Elder Law in Florida

warranty deed

my brother in-law hat lives in caif. t

did a warranty deed (quick claim

deed) on his mothers property.

it names mother and nard as co

trustees of the revocable mae a

bailey trust agreement.

then at the bottom of page it

reads to have and to hold ith all

and singular the apurtenances

thereunto belonging or in anywise

appertaining,and all the

estate,right,title,interest,lien,equity

,and claim whatsoever of the said

first party, either in law or equity,to

the only proper use,benefit and

behoof of the said second party

forever.

can you explain this to me?


Asked on 4/14/09, 12:11 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Alan Wagner Wagner, McLaughlin & Whittemore P.A.

Re: warranty deed

It sounds like the property was transfered to the trust that "mother and nard" are the cotrustees of.

PS -- a warranty deed is something different that a quit claim deed.

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Answered on 4/14/09, 12:19 pm
Frank J. Pyle Probate Attorney Throughout Florida

Re: warranty deed

It appears that he/they deeded some property into a trust. The language you quoted just means that the trust has full ownership of any property transferred by the deed, subject to the terms of the trust. The "first party" would be the one(s) signing the deed transferring the property.

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Answered on 4/14/09, 1:11 pm


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