No further charge affecting the registered estate by the proprietor of the registered estate?

You have to disclose all known defects to the seller. If you don't disclose something that turns out to be a problem, you can be sued. You really need to have an attorney handle the closing....

I found several sites on this www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html - www.ca-trusts.com/probate.html - And this one for self help. www.scselfservice.org/probate/default....

I would guess you start with the city and county of their residence and death. Contact the county clerk and ask.

You need to talk to a lawyer. I'm sure it depends on the state laws where you live. You do not say who told you this..... But I do know in the state of Oklahoma it can be done. ...

The first problem your husband has is that he is letting you do what he should be doing. The second problem is that the real estate market is going down rapidly, and waiting will only diminish the ...

Call you local probate court. They should have a form to petition the court to be the admisintrator of an intestate estate. However, your state has a statute regarding who the court should appoin...

You just answered your own question. You will lose your earnest money but no one can hold you to the contract unless you have closed on the house. In some cases the earnest money may be returned if...

if the house sells withing the contracted listing period, you could be sued by the realtor for the amount of a commission based on the selling price.