Thursday, April 12, 2012

Q&A: May a power of attorney be used to create a quick clain deed in the state of florida?

Question by usa1dss: May a power of attorney be used to create a quick clain deed in the state of florida? details of my question is, the other party is my wife, and we are about to go into divorce. the other party is my wife, and we about to go into a divorce proceeding, and it is of course a quick clam deed is what i am asking about. And the quick claim would give all her interest in the property to me. Best answer:

Answer by PI
First; the deed is called a 'quit claim' not 'quick'. A POA can be used in almost any circumstances provided it is is legally drawn and witnessed appropriately. Of course, this must not be an attempt dis-en-franchise her from any financial settlement. Failure to recognise this aspect could cost you dearly if this action were seen to be so. You should address this problem with a lawyer for your own protection, let alone your wife. Especially since it forms part of a divorce settlement. Good fortune whatever path you take...

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