Posted by cassiewi on 9/18/06 3:19pm
Msg #146801

Marital rights surrender, has anyone seen this form?

First time I've run across it and just curious if anyone else has seen this. TIA

Reply by Gary_CA on 9/18/06 4:27pm
Msg #146813

Should be notarized before sleeping on the couch n/m

Reply by cassiewi on 9/18/06 4:29pm
Msg #146815

Cute n/m

Reply by Teddog/CO on 9/18/06 4:38pm
Msg #146817

Cassie I've never seen a form with that heading (seen everything else) that gives a spouse clear title. lol Is a lawyer involved? My bet there is and he/she is giving the client his/her monies worth. Or it could be state specific. Best way to find out would be to call the company who hired you and ask them. I would just out of curiosity. Perhaps PAW knows the answer?

Reply by cassiewi on 9/18/06 5:01pm
Msg #146824

Thanks for responding, no lawyer that I'm aware of, it's a second home in the state of Michigan so maybe that has something to do with it. I asked the title company and she said that it was an interspousal transfer, did not tell me why.

Reply by Merry_CA on 9/18/06 4:50pm
Msg #146819

I saw a doc with a similar title last year. The couple had a prenup.

Reply by cassiewi on 9/18/06 5:01pm
Msg #146825

Thanks Merry n/m

Reply by Sherri_mo on 9/18/06 6:03pm
Msg #146835

Re: Thanks Merry

I have ran across this form a couple of times in Missouri, it relieved the spouse from having to sign the spousal docs.

Reply by Lisa Prestegard on 9/19/06 9:19am
Msg #146912

I have seen this form in Missouri as a RE Broker and

two or three times here in Florida while doing loan signings. In all cases, it was a second home for the borrowers and was accompanied by a non-homestead affidavit. It relieved the non-borrowing spouse from having to sign funding docs.