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Question: Real Estate - Michigan

Asked on 11/2/2009

Deed Name Change

Regarding widow, near 80, her husband died post-surgery. He quit claim deeded home to son without son's or wife's knowledge. Wife has to pay taxes and wants her name back on deed. What should she do?


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In Michigan, wives have dower rights in thier husbands real estate.  She should hire a reputable probate attorney to unwind the transaction.  Please contact me to discuss in further detail.  John Tatone at 586-873-7033



  • Answered on 11/3/2009
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