how can I undo a quick claim deed?

Question

My great grandmother quick claimed heer home to her daughter now wants it back how do we do that?

Answer 1

It's quit claim. That should help your research

Answer 2

It's a Quit Claim Deed, not Quick...

Depending on the situation you canjust Quit Claim it back, assuming her daughter is willing to do so.

Otherwise, I suggest you contact a real estate attorney. If she was coerced or manipulated because of her mental faculties (no offense intended) then she may have a case. Only a lawyer will be able to give you proper advice on the situation if it needs to come to this approach.

Answer 3

Quit Claim Deed it back to the Grandmother

Answer 4

It is called a "Quit Claim deed" and if her daughter already filed it with the recorders office than all you can do is have her sign it back to her mother. If she is not willing to do that and coerced your grandmother into signing it over, you need to see an attorney. Best of luck to you.

Answer 5

You can't renege on a contract without the consent of the other party. If the deed has already been made public, you will have to get the daughter to deed the property back. If the deed has not been made public, you'll have to have the daughter tear it up, thereby nullifying it and the currently public deed will be in force.

Answer 6

First of all if you dont need legal advice or how to hold title, you wont need an attorney.

All you need to do is contact your local title company and for a few dollars they will help you with the title. Ohh yeah.. your grandmother and her daughter will have to agree on this happening of course. This cannot be decided unilaterally but it has to be agreed upon by both parties.

Good luck

Answer 7

First it's called a Quit claim deed. (The person is quiting their claim to the property) In order to reverse it you need to call the title company and see if it has been recorded, if so then get an attorney to fix it.

Answer 8

if the daughter will not cooperate then you will have to go to a lawyer