Inheritance Rights In New Mexico

Summary

Inheritance laws in New Mexico dictate that if theres no will, property passes by intestacy laws. As the only child of a deceased parent who was a half-owner, you may inherit their share. A probate court usually handles these matters. Consult a local probate attorney to ensure your rights are protected.

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I am 41 years old now but when I was a girl up till my great grandmother passed she always told me and my father that when she passed she wanted her home to go to my dad and when he passed to me she passed and it went to my dad and my grand mother I was still a teen but unfortunately my dad passed and my grand mother which is my dads mother and my great grandmothers daughter never signed the house to me
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Inheritance matters can get complicated without a written will. Could you please tell me where this is taking place as the laws vary by location?
Logan ute lake NM
Hello ****, in New Mexico:
- If there's no will, property passes by intestacy laws.
- As a grandchild, you can inherit if your parent (the child of the deceased) is not alive.
- A probate court usually handles these matters.
Consult a local probate attorney for your situation.
But my father passed and he was half owner I am his only child
In New Mexico, the laws suggest:
- As the only child, you should inherit your father's half.
- Probate court can help determine rightful ownership.
- Consult with a local probate attorney for assistance.
Ok ty
You're welcome, ****. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions. It's important to consult with a local probate attorney to ensure your rights are protected. Good luck!