Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Nevada
No quick-claim ever signed after divorce
My father recently passed away and I am the only child and was named the Personal representative of the estate. There was no will and there is a property that was in the name of both my mother and my father. They were divorced several years ago and the divorce decree addresses who the properties go to. Now due to the fact a quick claim was never executed my mother is showing intrest in the property thus preventing probate from closing. My father used the property as a rental. Does she have any stand or does the decree decide who the property belongs to
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: No quick-claim ever signed after divorce
You may have to file a lawsuit to compel the execution and delivery of such instrument as would satisfy the terms of the divorce decree.
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