Posted on: 28th Aug, 2009 12:27 pm
Hi,
My 85 year old neighbor quit claimed the deed to her house to her son. Unexpectanely, the son died about a month ago. To my best, the son's name was not on the original deed when she purchased the house. She has been informed that her son's two children (her grand children) now have equal shares/rights in her home.
Is this correct?
My 85 year old neighbor quit claimed the deed to her house to her son. Unexpectanely, the son died about a month ago. To my best, the son's name was not on the original deed when she purchased the house. She has been informed that her son's two children (her grand children) now have equal shares/rights in her home.
Is this correct?
Hi bdl,
The son's children can claim the property as heirs. As the son has died now, his children can file an affidavit of heirship and get the property transferred in their name. However, until the children transfer the property in their name, they won't be able to claim their shares in the property.
The son's children can claim the property as heirs. As the son has died now, his children can file an affidavit of heirship and get the property transferred in their name. However, until the children transfer the property in their name, they won't be able to claim their shares in the property.
yes, grandsons will have right on the property.