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Is a notarized quit claim deed legal if the witnesses are the parties the property is being transferred over to?
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∙ 12y ago
If you are contemplating using those individuals as witnesses . . . don't. Parties to any legal transaction should not also be witnesses. If that has already been done then you should have the deed reviewed by an attorney to determine if it is legal and binding in your jurisdiction. It may be. Witnesses are not always required and if there was an independent acknowledgement the deed may be valid under your state laws.
Note that a competent and vigilant notary public should dissuade the use of a party to the instrument as a witness.
If you are contemplating using those individuals as witnesses . . . don't. Parties to any legal transaction should not also be witnesses. If that has already been done then you should have the deed reviewed by an attorney to determine if it is legal and binding in your jurisdiction. It may be. Witnesses are not always required and if there was an independent acknowledgement the deed may be valid under your state laws.
Note that a competent and vigilant notary public should dissuade the use of a party to the instrument as a witness.
If you are contemplating using those individuals as witnesses . . . don't. Parties to any legal transaction should not also be witnesses. If that has already been done then you should have the deed reviewed by an attorney to determine if it is legal and binding in your jurisdiction. It may be. Witnesses are not always required and if there was an independent acknowledgement the deed may be valid under your state laws.
Note that a competent and vigilant notary public should dissuade the use of a party to the instrument as a witness.
If you are contemplating using those individuals as witnesses . . . don't. Parties to any legal transaction should not also be witnesses. If that has already been done then you should have the deed reviewed by an attorney to determine if it is legal and binding in your jurisdiction. It may be. Witnesses are not always required and if there was an independent acknowledgement the deed may be valid under your state laws.
Note that a competent and vigilant notary public should dissuade the use of a party to the instrument as a witness.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoIf you are contemplating using those individuals as witnesses . . . don't. Parties to any legal transaction should not also be witnesses. If that has already been done then you should have the deed reviewed by an attorney to determine if it is legal and binding in your jurisdiction. It may be. Witnesses are not always required and if there was an independent acknowledgement the deed may be valid under your state laws.
Note that a competent and vigilant notary public should dissuade the use of a party to the instrument as a witness.
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