Call an attorney.....Most likely a succesion will have to be done first but every state is different. Alot of times you can find an attorney that gives a free initial consultation.
2006-06-20 12:20:47
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answered by thematrixhazu36 5
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Unless she is named in a will it's going to take time since it will have to goto court to be approved as to who gets what. Secondly the funeral bill is not mom's. The funeral bill is for whoever signed to have the funeral. In this case probably the daughter. Until it's paid SHE has a debt, NOT her mother. Mother's property can NOT be attached by the funeral home since the bill is not to the mother, but to the daughter. If there's a will the land can be sold as soon as the will is filed and the property is transfered. If the mother had debts though this can prevent the land from passing on since the estate's debt must be paid before anything can be transfered. Once the estate's debt is paid what is left will pass acording to the will, or if no will acording to state law. It's going to be a bit before the land will be able to be sold no matter the case, and the daughter will be the one responsible for the bill until it is paid.
2006-06-20 21:43:57
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answered by caffeyw 5
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If the property was transfered to the friend then she can sell it to pay the debt.
If the will has more than just your friend as a benificiary then there might be a wait to split the property etc.
This all depends on the wishes of the dearly departed, if any will was left behind and any laws in your state.
2006-06-20 12:22:47
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answered by Elizabeth 3
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Generally, the only person that can sell the property is the owner, in this case, the dearly departed. An estate must be set up with an executor/exectutrix. Once that is done, the estate can dispose of (sell) the property and settle the debts of the estate. My best advise is to contact a lawyer in your area.
2006-06-20 13:11:57
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answered by www.lvtrafficticketguy.com 5
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It is my understanding that the property and all assets have to go through probate before it can be sold, this includes anyone that may be entitled to any money owed by the deceased.
Contact a family planning/ estate attorney asap.
2006-06-20 13:04:38
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answered by Anonymous
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in case you signal a provide up declare, that leaves all the commercial duty of the homestead on him. particularly in case you're not any further residing in it. you do not pick to allow it bypass decrease back to the commercial corporation! Lol. save your credit hon. Hell, it does no longer damage to bypass ahead a do the provide up declare previously the divorce is finalized. One a lot less element to fret about for my section. at the same time as unclear even if, communicate the options including your criminal professional. *Edit* and that i must have elaborated, in the journey that your call is on the loan to the homestead, it received't absolve you of the debt. I say sorry. i became in an same situation the position my ex's call became on the identify to the resources yet he wasn't financially to blame for the loan. And boy did he pick to be a discomfort about that. in case you call is on the loan, communicate with the criminal professional previously provide up claiming and performance component of that further contained in the decree that he's financially to blame and that you received't assume some thing from the resources. also, you are able to also contact the organization with the loan and note what it is going to take to eliminate you from the commercial criminal duty.
2016-11-15 01:10:13
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answered by Anonymous
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the funeral home can put a lean on it though
until it clears
2006-06-20 12:19:57
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answered by Anonymous
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what are you waiting for her to magically revive?... no, it can be sold immediately...
2006-06-20 12:20:32
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answered by Anonymous
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