Three names on a deed
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Jun 6th, 2008, 01:28 AM
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Three names on a deed
My mother-in-law transfered the deed to her house to her two daugthers and I before she passed away. My oldest sister-in-law told my husband that both his sisters can get a lawyer and force to me sell the house for
15,000.00 after it was appraised for 42,500.00. Can they make me sign the papers? |
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