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MY MOM PASSED AWAY 7 MONTHS AGO WITHOUT A WILL. I HAVE BEEN NAMED ADMINISTRATRIX TO HER ESTATE. HOW MUCH TIME WILL THE COURTS GIVE ME TO SELL THE HOUSE SO THEY CAN CLOSE THE CASE. I LIVE IN OHIO. As administrator, file a motion in court if you could already sell the house. You just have to know if your mother has creditors so that you also notify them of your intention. |
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