Can I sell a house I inherited , I am the executor, , without putting deed in my name first? ?
Yes - in your role as the estate representative, you can do that. It is always wise to seek the assistance of an attorney in these matters.
Kearny, NJ
Probate Lawyer at Kearny, NJ
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Yes - in your role as the estate representative, you can do that. It is always wise to seek the assistance of an attorney in these matters.
No - you need an original or get court approval for submission of the copy.
The second newer will would be presumed to be the valid will assuming it was properly prepared and witnessed. You should have the original....
You can work that out with, but it should be treated like a closing and you get paid at the time of the buyout. You should have a lawyer to protect...
This is more involved than what is proper in this forum. You need to consult with a lawyer.
Yes. You are a fiduciary and have an obligation to all beneficiaries, and don't want to open yourself up to liability. You may need to hire an...
You can call the tax office in the town and ask for the ownership information.
Unfortunately, this is a common situation. You have to wait for your court date and get the judgment for possession and then have her locked out.
His or her name should be on the Will itself.
It's an estate deed, but you also need to get a tax waiver from the NJ inheritance tax unit. A lawyer should assist you with this.