If the home owner dies and there is no will, can his children evict people living in the house?
Only once someone is appointed by the court as the administrator of the estate. That person can do the eviction.
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Only once someone is appointed by the court as the administrator of the estate. That person can do the eviction.
Yes if you can prove it was due to his negligence. He has insurance that will cover the damages most likely, if he was a licensed plumber.
If they are both beneficiaries there could be an issue.
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Unless the creditor placed a lien on the real property, the husband should be entitled to 100% of the rent now.
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