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Do you have to change the et ux on a deed after the husband dies?
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A deed should not recite et ux in the granting clause. Both the wife and husband should be recited in the granting clause as grantees. You should not need to record a new deed. If the property was owned by a survivorship deed it is likely you will only need to recorded a death certificate and a statement stating no estate taxes are due. An attorney could advise you.
A deed should not recite et ux in the granting clause. Both the wife and husband should be recited in the granting clause as grantees. You should not need to record a new deed. If the property was owned by a survivorship deed it is likely you will only need to recorded a death certificate and a statement stating no estate taxes are due. An attorney could advise you.
A deed should not recite et ux in the granting clause. Both the wife and husband should be recited in the granting clause as grantees. You should not need to record a new deed. If the property was owned by a survivorship deed it is likely you will only need to recorded a death certificate and a statement stating no estate taxes are due. An attorney could advise you.
A deed should not recite et ux in the granting clause. Both the wife and husband should be recited in the granting clause as grantees. You should not need to record a new deed. If the property was owned by a survivorship deed it is likely you will only need to recorded a death certificate and a statement stating no estate taxes are due. An attorney could advise you.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoA deed should not recite et ux in the granting clause. Both the wife and husband should be recited in the granting clause as grantees. You should not need to record a new deed. If the property was owned by a survivorship deed it is likely you will only need to recorded a death certificate and a statement stating no estate taxes are due. An attorney could advise you.
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What does the phrase et ux after a name mean?
Et ux is the abbreviation for the latin et uxor. It means, "and wife". The term comes from the time when the husband and wife were considered to be one person and that person was the husband. The wife's name was not important.Et ux was commonly used to abbreviate abutter's names in a deed description when those abutters were husband and wife. For example, the deed would state the parcel was bounded on the North by land now or formerly of David Smith; on the East by land now or formerly of James Smith et ux; and on the South and West by the highway.It was also used in other sections of deeds that did not affect the title such as in the "being clause": Being the same property conveyed to Joseph Sullivan et ux by a deed dated May 31, 1867.It was used in older deed descriptions instead of reciting the wife's name. It was commonly used in abstracts of title and legal documents that involve a husband and wife jointly. It is obsolete.If used to refer to the parties in the granting clause, et ux would create a title defect since the sellers and buyers would not be named in their entirety.
How do you change from et al to actual listed names on a property deed in Texas?
You haven't provided enough detail in your question including how it was used in the deed and why you would want/need to change it."Et al" means "and other persons". When that term is used in real estate documents, primarily in contracts, it is used to indicate there is a longer list of entities that are parties to the contract. It has other common uses in deeds, where it is often used in deed descriptions to indicate numerous abutters along the same boundary line (bounded on the North by Dave Brubeck et al.) or to report an encumbrance such as an easement running in favor of Paul Desmond et al.It should not be used in the granting clause of a deed since the parties making the grant and the parties taking title need to be clearly identified. Et al as a grantee would not identify the owners of the property unless perhaps there was further reference to another recorded document that named all the grantees such as the trustees of a trust. Generally, if it was used in the granting clause of a deed the deed would be defective and an extraordinary faux-pas on the part of the person who drafted it. You should go back to that attorney to have it corrected at their expense.
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What does et al mean on a property deed?
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What is the Hebrew word for bless your husband?
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Does property go to et al if named person dies?
Normally, yes, when there is no will.
Is et al legal in a deed?
It cannot be used in the granting clause. Every grantor and every grantee must be listed on the deed by name so their ownership can be documented in the land records. Et al is often used in the description to identify abutters. The first abutter on any particular boundary is mentioned by name followed by et al to indicate that there are other abutters on that line.
How can you get et al removed from your real estate documents?
If the 'et al' was an error, do a "corrective deed" by having the original Grantor(s) (if he/they are available) make a new one without the words "et al" and stating in the deed itself that it is a corrective deed intended to correct that error. If that is not possible, the named Grantees should make a new deed to themselves without the words 'et al'. This might not be acceptable to future purchaser, because the 'et al' people did not sign. This should not be a valid objection since the term 'et al' means nothing and a title company would most likely insure the title. Failing the above, you may file suit in equity court in "an action to quiet title." The court on proper proofs that there are no "et al" people will either enter judgment that the term has no meaning and that only the named grantees have an interest in the property or it will enter judgment reforming the deed to eliminate the reference.
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If a male is searching for a husband = meh-cha-PESS BAH-ahl. If a female is searching for a husband = meh-cha-PESS-et BAH-ahl.
