2 yeaRS AGO MY MOTHER PUT ALL HER LAND IN MY NAME IT'S REGISTERED AT THE COURTHOUST IN MY NAME ONLY, CAN SHE SELL THIS WITHOUT MY SIGNATURE?
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Read More Answered By: Michael McNulty |
If the land is under your name at the Register of Deeds office, the land cannot be transferred without your approval. That is a general answer and I could only give you a professional opinion if I knew more details of your case. Feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss the case in greater detail. |
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