I would say both have to sign. I am sure that you will get the answer from Fabio. One could sell with Power of Attorney of the other probably.Tibu said:Hi,
one property, one titulo, two owners (married) - Can on of the two sell the property without the signature of the other?
Thank you
Tibu
Ken said:How is the title written? Are both names listed as co-owners?
Is the property owned by the 2 individuals, or by a company that is owned by the individuals? If the latter, which of the two is the president?
PJT said:A property being sold under the private ownership of one spouse requires the signed permission of the other spouse.
Regards,
PJT
So the question is that if there is only one of the two on a corporation can the one that is on the corporation and the President sell the corporation therefore selling the property?Tibu said:Hello,
does this mean, if the two are married and one owns a property, the other one has to agree?
What if one ownes a company and the company owns the property?
Thank you
Tibu
Escott said:If the person is sole owner although wedded to someone and they want to sell the property I do NOT think they need permission.
If I get married tomorrow and I want to sell a property I bought 2 years ago I do NOT think I need anyones permission.
Same with a corp. If I am the president I can do what I want.
These are my beliefs but you need an attorney to tell you for sure.
Escott
Fabio J. Guzman said:If a property is titled in the name of a spouse, the authorization of the other spouse is required to sell the property, even though the name of the second spouse does not show up on the Certificate of Title.