What is the difference between an heir and a owner? when does an heir become legal owner?
Generally, an heir becomes an owner during (and near the end, usually) of the probate process when a deed of distribution is made.
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Generally, an heir becomes an owner during (and near the end, usually) of the probate process when a deed of distribution is made.
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