How a Consumer Hired a Lawyer to Review a Warranty Deed in Ohio
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Warranty Deed
Ohio
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$425 (Flat fee)
1 bid
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what do I need to do transfer the property on mine and my husband 's name I have two of my kids on it?
my house is on my name including my husband and two of my kids
Craig C.
Unfortunately, this requires the standard lawyer answer of "it depends." However, at face value it appears you would need to file a general warranty deed conveying the property from whoever you want "OFF" of the deed to you.
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CAN YOU TELL ME THE PROCEDURES OF A WARRANTY DEED
I RECIEVED A WARRANTY DEED IN THE MAIL AFTER THE SELLERS REFUSED TO SPEAK TO ME AFTER A FIRE OCCURED LAST YEAR
T. Phillip B.
Did you purchase the property before or after the fire? If before, did you have insurance? If after, what was the agreement you had with respect to the insurance proceeds the Seller was to receive? The Warranty Deed is what is offered when there is a transfer of real estate and the seller warrants ownership to another. Frequently this will also involve title insurance to back up the warranty deed if there were other claims against the property