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Spencer McCain
  • Wholesaler
  • Draper, UT
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Land in Duchesne County, Utah

Spencer McCain
  • Wholesaler
  • Draper, UT
Posted

Hi everyone, I am relatively new to REI. I've been studying for quite awhile but am just beginning to take more action. I have been put in a potentially "lucky" position. My grandparents and my parents purchased a piece of land back in 2000 in Duchesne County, UT. They purchased it by paying just the back taxes which were only a few hundred dollars. My parents weren't legally on the title but some how my dads name was added to it a few years ago without my grandparents knowing. My mom passed away when I was really young so my grandparents have held the property so that they could use it to help me and my little sister out in the future. Well that time has come and they've told me that they will give it to me if my dad is willing to sign a quitclaim deed to give his rights to me. The problem here is my dad hasn't always been a very generous guy. He hasn't paid a dime to help with the taxes since the first year they bought it. My question is. If my dad is not willing to sign that quitclaim deed, is there another way to get his name taken off of the property since he hasn't paid his part for about 15 years?I talked to the recorders office and they said it would have to go through probate. Is that the only option?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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