Q: i have a probate question
My mother just passed away in Texas where she lived. She had a living trust but the house was not in the trust. The trust was originally done in Missouri. What needs to be done in order to sell the house?
A: That depends on whether there is a will, whether it was her homestead, who the title owners of the house was, what type of deed the house is under and so many other factors. It is hard to say what's the best way to approach it without knowing further. You should sit down with a probate attorney to discuss your option. One thing for sure is something has to be done or else you will never be able to sell it.
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