Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Michigan
proveing a clear title
Several years ago, my parents borrow money from my grandparents to pay off their mortgage on their home. At the time of this loan, my grandparents� names were added to the deed. Now my grandparents and father have all past on and my Mom is having trouble proving that she has a free clear title to the home where do we start
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Re: proveing a clear title
This will depend on the language of the deed. If it transferred with rights of survivorship, then the property would have gone from your grandparents to your father, and when your father passed, it would go from him to his heirs according to his will and if he had none, then according to the laws of intestate succession.
The chain of title needs to be cleared with appropriate deeds. Deeds from your grandparents to your father, then from your father to his heirs according to his will or the laws of intestate succession.
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Re: proveing a clear title
This is a complex issue to answer without seeing all relevant documents. I would be happy to give you a free phone consultation on this issue. Give me a call on monday. Regards, Tim Klisz
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