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is grandson legal right to property of grandmother , if grandmother is own self purchase property, now grandmother is alive, grand mother have two son also

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Grandson inherits property but grandma is still listed on deed?

Generally, Grandma's estate must be probated in order for legal title to pass to grandson. Once the estate has been probated the records of probate will show that the title to the property has been vested in the grandson. However, if he wishes to have a deed in his name recorded in the land records that can be arranged with the attorney who represents the estate.