A guardianship deed means the owner of the real estate was/is the ward of a court appointed guardian. When any buyer accepts a deed from a guardian they must make certain the guardian was appointed by a court of jurisdiction, that they are the current guardian and that they had a license from the court where the land lies to sell the real estate. If all three factors are not present then their deed will be null and void.
What is a guardian deed
No not without an appointed Guardian
The Guardian - 2001 No Good Deed 2-11 was released on: USA: 17 December 2002 Hungary: 18 April 2006 Germany: 19 July 2007 Belgium: 2012
The guardian would be holding title for the benefit of the ward IF the property was conveyed properly. For example, "to John Edwards as Guardian of Michelle Edwards". A guardian holds title for a person who lacks legal capacity to hold title but the ward owns the property.
Your son must voluntarily execute a release deed that transfers his interest to you. If he is under the age of legal capacity then you should consult with an attorney. He may need a legal guardian appointed to act on his behalf.Your son must voluntarily execute a release deed that transfers his interest to you. If he is under the age of legal capacity then you should consult with an attorney. He may need a legal guardian appointed to act on his behalf.Your son must voluntarily execute a release deed that transfers his interest to you. If he is under the age of legal capacity then you should consult with an attorney. He may need a legal guardian appointed to act on his behalf.Your son must voluntarily execute a release deed that transfers his interest to you. If he is under the age of legal capacity then you should consult with an attorney. He may need a legal guardian appointed to act on his behalf.
A court appointed guardian is not the owner of the property. They hold title for the ward much the same as a trustee. Any income or proceeds from the sale of the property belong to the ward.
No, they are not of legal age. Their guardian must do it.
Generally, a minor cannot execute a deed that transfers title effectively. A deed executed by a minor would constitute a title defect until the child reached legal age and ratified the deed. On the other hand a deed executed by a minor could be voided when the child reached legal age. If a minor has acquired an interest in real estate, and it is the child's best interest to convey their interest, a court appointed guardian must represent the minor in the sale. The guardian must obtain a license to sell real estate from the court. Generally, the court will also appoint a guardian ad litem to review the case and report back to the court whether the sale is in the child's best interest.
Generally, when a minor child has an interest in real estate a Guardian must be appointed to represent the child in the sale of real estate. The court will also appoint a 'guardian ad litem' as an advocate for the child, to review the transaction and report back to the court whether the sale is in the best interest of the child. The court must then issue a license that will provide the Guardian with the authority to execute a deed that conveys the child's interest in the real estate.
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Yes. A warranty deed is a deed of conveyance.Yes. A warranty deed is a deed of conveyance.Yes. A warranty deed is a deed of conveyance.Yes. A warranty deed is a deed of conveyance.
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A fiduciary is a person who has the legal authority and responsibility to act for another. Fiduciaries are in a special position of trust and governed by laws that define their authority and provide penalties when they misbehave. Examples of fiduciaries would include trustee, executor, conservator, guardian, attorney in fact, agent, personal representative, etc. A deed from any person acting as a fiduciary is a fiduciary deed.A fiduciary is a person who has the legal authority and responsibility to act for another. Fiduciaries are in a special position of trust and governed by laws that define their authority and provide penalties when they misbehave. Examples of fiduciaries would include trustee, executor, conservator, guardian, attorney in fact, agent, personal representative, etc. A deed from any person acting as a fiduciary is a fiduciary deed.A fiduciary is a person who has the legal authority and responsibility to act for another. Fiduciaries are in a special position of trust and governed by laws that define their authority and provide penalties when they misbehave. Examples of fiduciaries would include trustee, executor, conservator, guardian, attorney in fact, agent, personal representative, etc. A deed from any person acting as a fiduciary is a fiduciary deed.A fiduciary is a person who has the legal authority and responsibility to act for another. Fiduciaries are in a special position of trust and governed by laws that define their authority and provide penalties when they misbehave. Examples of fiduciaries would include trustee, executor, conservator, guardian, attorney in fact, agent, personal representative, etc. A deed from any person acting as a fiduciary is a fiduciary deed.