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How do you remove name of deceased spouse from homestead real property?
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∙ 13y ago
Call a title company and find out. It is easy if the deed was in terms of "right of survivorship." Generally, you'll need the death certificate, proof of marriage, and a copy of the deed, which they may be able to provide. Probably the only reason you would need to fix the deed is when and if you sell and it can be sorted out then.
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Is a surviving spouse liable for payment of debt on a loan cosigned only by the deceased spouse in Kentucky?
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