Posted on: 21st Feb, 2013 08:08 am
My great grandmother left a will, she willed her possessions including property to her immediate children (8 of them), all except 4 of the children are deceased. Neither of the deceased had a will. Does the property belong solely to the 4 siblings that are living?
Hi msclark!
Welcome to forums!
The heirs of the 4 deceased children can also claim their share in the property. As there is no will, it will be better if the heirs could get in touch with a real estate attorney and take their opinion in this regard.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
The heirs of the 4 deceased children can also claim their share in the property. As there is no will, it will be better if the heirs could get in touch with a real estate attorney and take their opinion in this regard.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Hi msclark,
As Sussane has said, though there is no will, the heirs may claim their share. If the deceased persons doesn't have any heirs, then the property belongs to the living 4 siblings.
Thanks
As Sussane has said, though there is no will, the heirs may claim their share. If the deceased persons doesn't have any heirs, then the property belongs to the living 4 siblings.
Thanks