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No will no probate

Actually in the worst case scenario, your brother might actually be entitled to 1/4 of the house. It will turn on whether the house is your deceased husband's separate property, or whether it is comm...

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No will no probate

In my previous answer, I mistakenly noted 1/4. I meant 1/2 of the property since (if it was his separate property) it would be of the entire property . Thanks! Robert

4 months ago Best Answer 4 answer
No will no probate

Actually in the worst case scenario, your brother might actually be entitled to 1/4 of the house. It will turn on whether the house is your deceased husband's separate property, or whether it is comm...

4 months ago Best Answer 4 answer
No will no probate

In my previous answer, I mistakenly noted 1/4. I meant 1/2 of the property since (if it was his separate property) it would be of the entire property . Thanks! Robert

4 months ago Best Answer 4 answer
No will no probate

Actually in the worst case scenario, your brother might actually be entitled to 1/4 of the house. It will turn on whether the house is your deceased husband's separate property, or whether it is comm...

4 months ago Best Answer 4 answer

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