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If your parents home is deeded to all living siblings but you actually live in the home what are your rights after both parents die?
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∙ 14y ago
This is a difficult situation and the family will need to get together and make an agreement. If the property was inherited by several siblings each one has the right to the use and possession of the whole property. Now there will be expenses that must be paid such as upkeep, taxes, insurance, utility bills. You may have to offer to bear those expenses in exchange for being allowed to continue living there at no charge. Your siblings may offer to share those costs and have you pay some rent. It all depends on family dynamics and whether the other siblings can do without their share of the inheritance so the property can be maintained with you living in it. The others may want to sell. You will need to decide together.
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