Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

If on the divorce settlement agreement we have a clause that states "once the divorce decree has been issued he is no longer the beneficiary on the warranty deed and the wife is free to contact the mortgages companies to add a new beneficiary" And he signed a Quit Claim deed, Is this enough to remove my ex-husband from the survivorship clause? If not, what steps do I need to follow


Asked on 4/04/12, 11:25 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Glen Ashman Ashman Law Office also dba Glen Ashman Attorney

Who wrote something that weird?

There is NO SUCH THING as a beneficiary on a deed. If you had a lawyer, see another lawyer about the malpractice lawyer you may need to hire.

If you made the enormous mistake of filing pro se, hire a lawyer and see if the mess you created is fixable or not.

The language you posted is completely bizarre and just about meaningless. It sounds like you will spend some significant legal fees to fix what could have been done correctly, or that you are simply very confused about what you have.

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Answered on 4/04/12, 5:41 pm


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