when there is no written will and real estate exists do all of the children involved have legal rights to the property?
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Read More Answered By: Richard Herndon |
Yes, the probably do all have equal rights. A probate proceeding will likely be required if there was no beneficiary deed or similar arrangement. You should see a lawyer promptly. |
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