Former owner of real property sued to void the deed of conveyance from almost five (5) years earlier alleging that his and his wife’s signatures were forged. In deposition testimony both former owner and wife confirmed signatures were not forged on deed. Trial court granted summary judgment to current owner of real property and further awarded recovery of a portion of her attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in the defense of the action because Plaintiff’s allegations were contrary to his actual testimony. Plaintiff/former owner appealed. The Court of Appeals issued its Opinion Affirming on May 12, 2017, in Sexton v. Bean. Read the trial court’s Order and Judgment ›
Real Estate/fraud/void deed based on forged signatures
