Draft Last Will and Testament in Washington

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Service type
Draft
Document type
Last Will and Testament
Location
Washington
Client type
Personal
Client industry
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Deadline
A week
Pricing Range
$350 (Flat fee)
Number of Bids
1 bid

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Tennessee

Asked on Mar 3, 2021

Is a deed of trust enough to prove ownership of a home when a spouse dies intestate in Tennessee?

My stepfather just passed away intestate. He has 2 adult children from a previous marriage. My mother (the widow) does not believe her name is on the property deed, but knows her name is on the Deed of Trust for their home. The home was purchased after marriage, as a couple. They resided together in the home for nearly 20 years. She is worried she will lose their home to intestate succession laws.

Forest H.

Answered Mar 3, 2021

It is unlikely that she will lose the home. She has certain rights to a spousal share of his estate regardless of the surviving children or the title to the home. She would certainly benefit from speaking with a local probate attorney who can assist her in protecting her interest.

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