You need to open an estate at the probate court and have the representative appointed in the will sign over the vehicle title. If there is no will then you petition the probate court to appoint one. Keep in mind that this vehicle is an asset of the estate subject to creditor claims and claims by any other beneficiaries. If the title is signed over improperly, this usually gives rise to a liability claim against the representative for wrongfully acting. You might want to get approval from the court on the transfer.
2006-08-26 13:23:33
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answered by spirus40 4
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you can take it to the local DMV and explain it to them,,and i think they can help,you,,its not as complicated as people think it is,,especially if it was in the same family,or a distant relative,,of the family,,we had to do this once,,and it took about 10 minutes to straiten out..sometimes things that sound hard,,are the easiest to get straightened out,,good luck with it,,i hope this help,s.
2006-08-26 14:16:01
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answered by dodge man 7
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Contact your local motor vehicle registration department and ask them what paperwork you need.
2006-08-26 13:17:51
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answered by Anonymous
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