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Troy P.
  • Investor
  • Baton Rouge, LA
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Act of Donation after Succession / Judgement of Possession

Troy P.
  • Investor
  • Baton Rouge, LA
Posted
Hello all,

I'll start by saying I'm in Louisiana and I'm in contact with an attorney to start the succession process for my mother.  I wanted to gather some opinions on what may be the best way to perform an act of donation after the property is settled.

My mother was remarried and my step-father is still living.  We want him to obtain 100% ownership of the home (mobile home with land and mortgage), but it seems as though I will need to go through the succession process in order to receive a judgement of possession and then donate my interest back to my step father.  My main questions are:

Will the home need to be refinanced/sold after performing an AoD to an existing partial owner?
Is this required to go through a title company?

Any other suggestions, requirements, opinions that you know that may help?

Thank you!

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