Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Massachusetts
Transfer of Property of Deceased
husband died in 1986, wife died in 1987, they had only one child who is now dying. neither husband or wifes will was probated but their only child who is the sole heir is now dying, just check, house still in original deed dated 1954. don't want to ask heir to sign deed...too sad. wait and deal with it after or now? no medicaid involved...yet
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Re: Transfer of Property of Deceased
Sad situation. Wisdom dictates that proper legal action be taken immediately to protect all assets and insure proper beneficiaries be protected.
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Re: Transfer of Property of Deceased
Sad situation. Wisdom dictates that proper legal action be taken immediately to protect all assets and insure proper beneficiaries be protected.
This office provides free consultation.
Re: Transfer of Property of Deceased
You need to take proper action now to protect the assets. The first thing is to check title to the property. Assuming the property was held by tenants by the entireties by the parents, then you need only open an estate for the mother.
Then seek to have the property transfered to the son or his estate.
His estate would then transfer his assets to his heirs at law or as dictated by his Will.
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