Quit Claim question for timeshare week

[lwgerwitz]

My sister and I purchased a timeshare week in North Carolina some years ago. I live in North Carolina, she lives in Florida. I have assumed all expenses for the timeshare week several years ago as she no longer wanted to use it or pay any expenses. We have agreed that, for a minimal amount of money, we should have her name removed from the deed as I am assuming all costs and want to avoid any problems for our heirs if one of us dies.
My questions are:
1) Can I have her sign a quit claim to the NC Special warranty deed on file in NC for the timeshare week?
2) Can I just go to the county courthouse in the county where the property is and file the quit claim or is the requirement more complex than that?
3) Is there a better way to remove her name from the timeshare special warranty deed?
Thanks in advance.
Lanny

 

[army judge]

Why not leave it be?

What harm arises by leaving her name on the deed?


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[lwgerwitz]

Thanks for the answer ... Why???
I am concerned that if she dies before I do that her heirs might put a claim on for her half ownership and I have invested additional monies (she did not but again the deed is in both of our names) in upgrades to the timeshare contract and would not want that exposed to a court battle or hassle. Plus if I were to sell it I would need her involved or her heirs. If I die first you are correct that it will not matter to me..
Thanks again..
Lanny