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Can your husband forced you to sign a deed corrective?

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You have not provided any detail as to what needs to be corrected. No one can force you to sign a deed. In the United States, women are not controlled by force. If there is a legal issue regarding a deed and you don't agree then your husband needs to take his chances seeking a court order.

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