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QUOTE(cherroy @ Dec 12 2017, 10:17 AM) If there is a Will, then follow the Will execution order. Thanks! But even if the title doesn’t have the brother’s name? Sad to hear about that.If there is no Will, then it will follow existing estate law. So, if follow the estate law, then the answer to above question is "yes".  This post has been edited by chockie: Dec 12 2017, 11:28 AM |
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Dec 12 2017, 05:09 PM) When the mother passed away, her asset will be distributed according to estate law (if there is no Will). Noted with thanks So the 50% of the houseownership (due to house joint owned with daughter) will be distributed evenly among the children.  |
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That is the headache part now as my colleague said her mother doesn't want to do will. So for her case, she will still get 75% of the money if the brother agrees to sell the property later?
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