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Lee · Dec 27, 2006, 10:53 am

Zhavric,

I am not a legal expert, but apparently, one may have only two thousand dollars in assets in order to qualify for Medicaid.
So we need to be able to sell this property by having the grantees execute a quitclaim deed back to the grantor. At least this is the advice I have received from adjuster Jack on lawyers.com
Still, one of the grantees lives out of state. Do you think I can mail the new quitclaim deed to that person for a signature? Or do you know if Colorado requires all the grantees to be present in order to execute a quit claim deed back to the grantor?

Thanks again for any accurate input on these questions.

Lee

Dec 27, 2006, 10:53 am	#6 (permalink) (top)
Lee Lee Location: Buean Vista, Co. Posts: 149	Zhavric, I am not a legal expert, but apparently, one may have only two thousand dollars in assets in order to qualify for Medicaid. So we need to be able to sell this property by having the grantees execute a quitclaim deed back to the grantor. At least this is the advice I have received from adjuster Jack on lawyers.com Still, one of the grantees lives out of state. Do you think I can mail the new quitclaim deed to that person for a signature? Or do you know if Colorado requires all the grantees to be present in order to execute a quit claim deed back to the grantor? Thanks again for any accurate input on these questions. Lee