Is there a statue of limitations to probate prpoerty
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Read More Answered By: Bob Leonard |
Sort of. First, you don't probate property, you probate a will. If there is no will, then the property passes as directed by state law.
Although there is an exception, a will must be probated within four years of death. The exception is if the person probating it was not at fault.
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