Posted on: 30th Apr, 2007 10:18 am
My grandfather died and he left property to all 10 of his heirs but the only person paying the property tax is my mother. Her brothers and sisters refuse to pay they told her she can do what she wants with it but i think she needs to have them signed something. What can she do
My mother died did not leave a will. I am paying tax, assessment fees, and other utility fees. I live in the home. I am not on morgage. but the title has been put into my name. The property is in foreclosure can I get a loan in my name for this property?
my mom and her sister have been listed on heir property and now my aunt has died and my mom is living and has been paying all the taxes on this land. how can i get my aunt off the deed since she is deceased and has living children or can it be done? the property is in arkansas.
Hi janethicpatt!
Welcome to the forums!
Your deceased aunt's living children are her heirs. Now they can claim her share of the property. You will have to take their permission in this regard. You should contact a real estate attorney and he will further help you in this matter.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to the forums!
Your deceased aunt's living children are her heirs. Now they can claim her share of the property. You will have to take their permission in this regard. You should contact a real estate attorney and he will further help you in this matter.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
My mom passed away in May. There is a trustee and my brother and I are the heirs. Does the trustee have the legal right to put the home in his name when he is not the heir he is the trustee? We live in California. My brother and I currently live in the home and plan on staying in the home for the remainder of our lives.
Hi Cynthia,
In case of living trusts, it is the trustee who owns that property. You and your brother should speak to a real estate attorney in this regard and sort out the matter.
Thanks
In case of living trusts, it is the trustee who owns that property. You and your brother should speak to a real estate attorney in this regard and sort out the matter.
Thanks
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