Duress And Property Transfer

Summary

In South Carolina, a contract signed under duress may be invalid, making the property transfer voidable. If you have evidence of duress, you can challenge the contract in court. The other party cannot legally sell your house without your consent if the agreement is deemed invalid. Consider consulting a lawyer to explore your legal options and prevent unauthorized sale of your property.

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if I signed a document saying I give away my house, but I was put under duress to get me to sign, can the other person legally sell my house behind my back without my signature?
In South Carolina, if a document was signed under duress, it might be considered invalid, and the transfer could be voidable. The other person may not legally sell your house without your consent if the original agreement is deemed invalid. Have you collected any evidence of duress or pressure used against you?
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Having evidence of duress is crucial. In South Carolina, a contract signed under duress can be challenged in court. Consider taking legal action to prevent the sale of your house. Have you consulted with a lawyer about this matter yet?