I need answers to a battle concerning my house... ok... one thing I need to know is whether a person who bought a house (me) quitclaim to oneself (me) plus another person(ex fiancee)? In other words is this hopefully not a valid quitclaim since it is from myself to myself? I am in law case with exfiancee right now and need to knowi if I can prove that the quitclaim is not even valid... Exfiancee did not give me any money to have me put him on quitclaim seed. I was under the impression that we were to have been married shortly and the house was sold solely to me. Now, after a period I am trying to get my rights back. Can someone please answer this? My email is [email protected]. Help please!

No, if was filled out properly this is the common way to add a new to your deed, you are deeding it from you to yourself and another person. Done every day. And very valid. Next there does not have to be actual money transfer, thus normally the term "and other consideration in the wording"

But no you don't have to be married, you can quit claim part ownership of your house to me " make sure you spell my name correctly" I need to own some more property.

Basically when you deeded 1/2 of your house to her, you gave her 1/2 of it, and now you have to live with what turned into a poor choice.

You may hire an attorney and hopefully if you filled out the quit claim deed yourself, hopefullly as most people you did it poorly and incorrectly
So if you did some gross error in the land description, in the wording of the deed perhaps it can be thrown out on that issue.

Also has it been recorded, taken to the court house,