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Leland S.
  • Developer
  • LA, Nashville TN
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Obtaining Title Transfer from incapacitated person

Leland S.
  • Developer
  • LA, Nashville TN
Posted

Anyone know how to transfer title when there's dual ownership and one person wants to sell the property? The other person is apparently in a bad mental state in the penitentiary. How do you transfer title when the person is incapacitated? I would have the help of a family member. It would be a quit claim deed for the half of the title apparently. 

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