if i had a house before i married my husband, could i do a quick claim deed to my daughter without him being i

Answer 1

Tricky.....

what state you live in
you can only if the house is in your name
and she can assume the mortgage payment if there is one

Answer 2

If you are worried about your husband dipping in the house fund from a divorce if it is free and clear put a loan on it and put the proceeds in a separate account that just sits there untouched.

That way you don't have to worry about the money he put in the house from living there. In the advent of a divorce he would not have any claim to that money because it was never used jointly in the marriage.

If you let your husband put is income in to the property during the marriage he could still have a claim on the house as an asset of the marriage.

Just for the record if you have a loan on the house you will not be able to do a quick claim deed to your daughter. The lender could call the loan due in full because you no longer own the house.

Answer 3

Do you mean QUIT claim deed? I've never heard of a quick claim deed.

Answer 4

Only before you were married, do it now, it won't mean much. Courts would pull it back into the couples assets as married. More power to pre-nups. Unless of course he doesn't object.
You should really deal with why you no longer trust him.

Answer 5

In the UK, if you are married then the property is both of yours depending on the lengh of time you have been married (normaly two years.
And you cant sign anything over with out his consent.

Answer 6

Depending on the state you are living in, all property previously owned before the marriage, remains the property of the person who owned it. check with legal aid.

Answer 7

if the deed is in your name only, he would not have to sign anything.

Answer 8

you can place it in trust to your daughter