Family tree form to be registered with the city or county
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Family tree form to be registered with the city or county
My daughter just bought a house and they had to register a family tree form to tell the county whom they wanted to receive the house. My husband refuses to make a will and our home was inherited by him from his grandparents so its in his name solely. So can we do the family tree thing also? He is also going to inherit a house on the coast of Ca, but I am in his Mothers will to inherit the house if he no longer alive.
Asked on May 12, 2009 under Estate Planning, California
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Depends. You may want to (based on the inheritances) consider speaking with an estate planning attorney, who can tell you what the best options are for you.
Try www.attorneypages.com, then double check his or her disciplinary record at www.calbar.ca.gov under attorney search.
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