The transfer of property after the death of the owner depends on how the owner held title to the property and whether the owner had a will. If the father held title in joint tenancy with another person, the surviving owner will inherit the property automatically, but will need to record an affidavit of death of the joint tenant to clear title. If the father had a will, the property will pass to the beneficiary named in the will, after the probate court validates the will and the executor assists with the transfer. If the father held title as tenants in common with another person, the father’s share of the property will not pass to the surviving owner but to the heir specified in the will or by state law.
Here is a list of major documents which you must carry to get property transferred in your name after your father’s death: Will/ testament, certified copy of death certificate of your father, succession certificate, no-obligation certificate from other successors/heirs along with an affidavit and lineage list certificate.
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Index 2 - After the death of the father how to transfer index 2 to his wife's or daughter's name? For one of the properties he is the single owner and other he is a joint owner with his wife
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2023-06-18T19:37:31+00:00 2023-06-19T10:36:22+00:00Comment
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