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Bill Cippola
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Legal help for a neighbor. Warranty deed names wrong section but rest is perfect. Grantor trying to say deed is void?

Bill Cippola
  • canton, GA
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Neighbors wife had a piece of property transferred in 2002 to her via her mother but her dad hid the deed since 2002. Found the deed while moving her dad into an apartment last month and filed in correct jurisdiction.  Her dad hired a lawyer and is claiming that since the legal description states the wrong section in the county the whole transfer is null and void? Everything from the land lots and deed book are correct though. Any Georgia legal minds have any input? Is there a statute of limitations in Georgia like in NC and Ca She will be hiring an attorney in the next few weeks

Thank you in advance

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Steve Babiak
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Steve Babiak
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Is the mother who granted the deed deceased or alive?

Clearly the father does not want the daughter to own this asset for some reason; figuring out why might help. 

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