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LAST WILL AND REQUEST IT NOT BE PROBATED

Posted on: 17th Apr, 2010 11:54 pm
MY SON-IN LAW'S GRANDMOTHER PASSED SEVERAL DAYS AGO AND IN HER WILL IT STATED THAT WILL WAS NOT TO BE PROBATED, BUT SHE LEFT HIM HER LAND AND CONTS OF THE HOUSE ALONE WITH PERSONAL ITEMS.
MY QUESTION IS
HOW CAN WE GET THE DEED CHANGED OVER INTO HIS NAME NOW AND WILL WE STILL HAVE TO PUT WILL IN PROBATE. SHE LEFT HER DAUGHTER OVER THE REST OF HER STUFF ( MONEY TO DIVIDE OUT BETWEEN HER KIDS) [/center]
Hi championnina,

Unless the will is probated, the property deed will not be changed in you son-in-law's name. I would suggest your son-in-law to contact an attorney and get his opinion in this regard.
Posted on: 18th Apr, 2010 09:43 pm
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