Ardmore, OK asked in Estate Planning, Real Estate Law and Probate for Oklahoma

Q: My step father is trying to force me out of my mother's home, he signed a quit claim deed in a divorce/set a side.

They were legally married but he has not lived in the home since she passed, has a new girlfriend. My daughter and I have been in the home. He now wants me to move out without reason. I am my mothers only child and he signed a quit claim deed to my mother. Where do I stand with this. She didnt have a will. And so far I have handled most of everything estate related

1 Lawyer Answer
Anna L Self
Anna L Self
Answered
  • Estate Planning Lawyer
  • Oklahoma City, OK
  • Licensed in Oklahoma

A: If he signed a quit claim deed assigning his interest to your Mom then the house belongs to her. You should get a probate on file asap. As her only child you are her natural heir and the house should go to you but you have to have a Court determine that. Good Luck!

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