The baby boomers are coming of age and many are finding themselves in situations where they are taking care of their elderly parents. It can be difficult to decide parents are in need of assistance with their homes.

You may be looking at selling your parents house. If so, you may need to rely on your power of attorney to sell the property. If you are using this authority, you need to make sure it’s correct.

I will explain everything you need to know about selling a house without probate. We will also look at how probate works, and how you can sell a house before probate.

Nobody likes to think about having to take on the role of caring for their parents instead of their parents caring for them. Many times they are still home owners when this happens.

In this article, I’ll explain what it means and how it’s used to sell an inherited house when a will does not exist.

Selling one’s own house can be a big enough challenge, but when one has to sell parents house it becomes an even bigger job.

Many people find themselves looking for information about selling a house before probate. This is either because they have inherited a house through a will or have been named as executor in this document.

There comes a time when parents are no longer able to care for their homes. They may need to sell them with your help.

Probate on a house is intended to prove that the will outlines the last wished of the deceased. If it claims against the will arise they will be dealt with through the probate process.

As senior citizens get older and find themselves in situations where they have to sell their house, there can be many details involved.