Can one out of four children sell property of a parent if the parent is deceased, but all children agree?

Question

This is the situation...My Grandmother died and her mobile home is now empty...It is for sale, so my uncle said he would loan me the money to buy it, he thinks that it needs to be taken to court to be leagalized, but the owner of the mobile home park gave my mother the "OK" to sell it...If all the siblings (my mom, and her three brothers) all agree that I can buy it would it be legal?

Also...there was no will left and my mother has been paying the "lot rent" and other bills since my grandmother passed

Answer 1

Who was in charge of her estate when she died as long as you get their ok you should be fine. And as long as the estate is settled you shoudnt have to go to court

Answer 2

By your thinking then, the first century Christians were fools and hateful parents, because they would not take the easy way out, by offering incense to the emperor and saving themselves and their children. Other tests that the Romans gave to find the Christians was to offer them a blood product, and if they refused, it was a sure sign that they followed that Jewish devil named Jesus. You make much of the use of blood, which the Medical Profession has found to be deadly, and that the safest way is to NOT use blood. As the doctor that preformed surgery on my wife said, it is a sign of a lazy and incompetent doctor that can't do surgery without blood. As for the excuse it is an "emergency", most of the time it takes 1 to 2 days for a court to decide. IF it is such an "emergency", then why hasn't the patient died? On choice of medical treatment, since there are options that do not include blood, just because a incompetent and fearful doctor makes a claim doesn't mean its valid. We almost lost a young man here because the doctor didn't want to send him for tests because of stomach pains, He told the family, make him poop. For two days they tried different things, but the pain was too great. They finally took him to the ER and he had a burst Appendix which the doctor refuse to send him in for the tests. Now he is fighting off infections through out his stomach cavity because of this 'doctor'. So, don't give us a guilty trip for living by God's standards, when the doctors live by the standards of the almighty $. The doctor refused the tests because the insurance didn't like to cover them, for a "belly ache". Your reasoning reflects the fear of death that this system has breed into the culture. They have no confidence in God or his promises. Even if they claim to "Believe in the Lord Jesus!", they would rather trust a mere mortal to save them, to die later on anyway.

Answer 3

You need legal disposition from the courts to dispose of any assets when someone dies.

As soon as that person dies, all his assetts belong to someone else....First, the creditors, 2nd the funeral home, 3rd the person named in the will if there is one, 4th whoever the court deems to be in line for inheiritance if there isn't a will.

see a lawyer...