Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

It depends on how you held title with your parents. The deed would need to be reviewed. You may have to file an inheritance tax return with the state and request a tax waiver to clear title. You should consult with an attorney about this If you want more information, please call my office for an appointment.

There will be a lot of documents that you will need to sign when you sell the property, and there will be some legal problems that a lawyer will be able to help you with. If your mother is on the deed, you will need to file with the state of New Jersey for death taxes.

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Frankly, the prior responses are quite accurate. The answer depends on a number of issues we'd need to discuss. It would be prudent for you to contact me or one of my colleagues. I can be reached at 973-921-0600.

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