Bandon, OR asked in Probate for Oregon

Q: I am personal representative, my sister filed for probate and appt of pr court docs show listed as pr b4 being appointe

What can i do as I also was on deed with mom w/right of survivorship and she listed my house as estate property I was owner. Paid taxes insurance everything

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Karn Thapar
Karn Thapar
Answered
  • Probate Lawyer
  • Folsom, CA
  • Licensed in Oregon

A: Real estate that is held with rights of survivorship normally does not need to pass through the probate process. This can be handled through proper documentation with the county. However, given the complexity, it is advisable for you to speak with an attorney.

Theressa Hollis
Theressa Hollis
Answered
  • Probate Lawyer
  • Portland, OR
  • Licensed in Oregon

A: I am sorry for your loss. I strongly recommend you consult with an experienced probate attorney. If your mother's Deed actually includes your name with right of survivorship then the property is probably yours. You can record her Death Certificate to clear the title. A probate attorney will help you deal with this and the other issues.

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