<prompt> Human: First of all, Happy Thanksgiving.Last night at a Thanksgiving get together I had an older relative tell me that he had some papers that he wants me to sign tomorrow that will give me co-ownership of a quarter of land so that it will be mine without any estate tax or ability to be contested when he passes away.He is a very nice and I know that his intentions are genuine but he also has a history of terrible financial management. I have no idea if there are any debt, liens, or back taxes against the property and I dont have time to contact a lawyer or get a title search done before he wants me to sign.It seems rude to just turn it down or to request a title check first. Im just worried about possible liabilities or what additional responsibilities I would have. Should I sign the papers?  <response>: Its completely irresponsible to sign a document that you dont understand and havent had a chance to investigate.Additionally, theres no particular reason why he should pressure you to sign without giving you time to have a lawyer look into it. Im sure he is a nice person but if hes financially irresponsible then you shouldnt just take his word for it that signing is a good idea, especially since hes rushing you.My advice: thank him for his generosity and politely ask to be given a couple of weeks to look into it just for your own peace of mind to make sure that signing wouldnt negatively impact your own finances. 