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Old 01-13-2022, 09:53 AM
Alittlepieceofparadice Alittlepieceofparadice is offline
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Default Not a lawyer but had the same situation with my mother's estate

All seems to be good advise. Not sure of the state where your property is located but I know from experience you must abide by the home states laws. I would suggest you contact state and city offices for probate and they can steer you in the right direction. Also the lawyer or CPA should be licensed in the state the property is located. If property is in Ohio a Florida lawyer is more than likely a . waste of your time. Good luck!