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Can a landlord prevent immediate family from taking possession of a deceased tenants personal possessions when there is no will?

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Your landlord has no right to the possessions. However, until the person's estate is probated, you may have to go throu...

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Craig Epifanio

It depends on a few things. A landlord doesn't have to allow access without proof that you are the personal representat...

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Chris McChesney

Probably. You have no right to access to the property. Technically, you need probate if the landlord will not let you ...

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Alan Wagner

I agree with Mr. Wagner, you have no right to access the property. I suggest you probate the estate, will or no will - ...

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Lucreita Becude

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