Norcross, GA asked in Probate for Georgia

Q: My mother passed away the house went to the kids and one of the kids stay in the house and dont want to pay the taxes

on the house and they show up on my report i want to sell and take my name off what can i do

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Robert W. Hughes Jr.
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Robert W. Hughes Jr.
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  • Probate Lawyer
  • Lawrenceville, GA
  • Licensed in Georgia

A: If you have opened probate and transferred the house into the names of the children, then you can sign away your property rights with a quit claim deed. If you along with your brothers and sisters own the property, you can ask the court to sell the house and divide the proceeds between all of you.

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