Legal Question in Real Estate Law in South Carolina

Real Estate Transfer
About ten years ago, my husband deeded his real estate to his three children (Tina - 20%, Melissa - 40%, and Charlotte - 40%) while reserving himself a life estate. He also secured a power of attorney from each of the girls at that time. He would now like to deed the property to me (60%) and his oldest daughter, Tina (40%). Should the deed be prepared from his three girls to me and Tina outright or will this give her more than 40%? Also, will he sign his name as POA for them or will he sign their names by (his name) as POA?

Asked on 11/01/08, 9:23 am

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Robert Johnston Law Offices of Robert J. Johnston

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Re: Real Estate Transfer

I will be happy to answer your questions. But I need just a little bit more information. I cannot go back and forth on this web site with Q&A's so if you could please email me at [email protected] I will send you my questions. I'm going to need to know if the deeds were recorded, if the property is financed, what type of Power of Attorneys he has, and possibly a couple other questions.

Robert Johnston

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Answered on 11/01/08, 12:31 pm

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