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my father recenlty died and owned his home, How can i change the deed?
There is my sister and I and neither one of us want to live in the home, Can this be done with out probate court?
4 Answers
- Wendy HLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
It will be cheaper and more straightforward going to probate.
They will ensure that all the required legal requirements are met, if you make one mistake it could prove a costly exercise putting it right.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It depends on your state law and if there was a will what did it say? Did the will leave the house to you?
I would take all your information and ask an attorney what the legal proceedure is. Most will give a free consultation or at least do one for a small fee.
The last thing you want to do is make a mess of this that will cost you more time and money. Do it right the first time.
- accounting_girlLv 51 decade ago
In most states you need to go to probate.
My father died in 2006. We sold his house aftr going through probate. There may be someone out there that wants to contest it. You need a judges permssion to sell it.