Now what? How do we dertermine the heir?
As you try to settle into your new life without your loved one, you are confused on what's next. What happens to their property and assets? How does my family determine the heir?
What is an "heir?" An heir is a person(s) who is legally entitled to a property or rank of another on that person's death.
We have found that many family members are lost upon the death of their loved ones and not sure where to turn. We provide assistance to families with determining their loved ones heir(s). With determining the heir(s) families can legally sell or keep the deceased real estate. Real Estate cannot be legally sold without determining the heir or probating the will.
We provide affordable heirship affidavit services with our partnered attorneys and referral service to our partnered probate attorneys. This is needed for all families whose loved ones own real estate. This is the legal way to determine the heir(s) and assist heirs in splitting real estate amongst all legal determined heirs. If determining the heir(s) is not properly handled, heirs stand to loose real estate to banks and/or county tax liens which is a playing field for investors who purchase such properties for pennies on the dollar through tax lien sales and bank owned properties (foreclosure). Upon determining the heir(s) real estate can be sold or kept, depending on what is decided amongst the heir(s).
We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice.
About Us
MH Solutions of Texas, LLC is a referral based company that assist families in determining which solution is better for their family and situation. Once we collect all the facts, we then determine the best solution, whether that's a referral to either an affordable probate attorney or assist with an even more affordable option, heirship affidavit. Either way, one needs to be done to determine the heir(s) of real estate. If not done, heirs will loose their legal rights to their loved ones real estate. Unclaimed property will be sold for pennies on the dollar. Properties that owe back taxes or behind in mortgage payments can still be transferred to the legal heir(s) and sold for a nice profit to be split by the legal heir(s).
Our heirship affidavit referral services, assist and provide the proper paperwork to submit, along with the required notary services needed. Heirship affidavit services comes with an administrative fee of $175 and our partnered attorney fee of $400 per heir. You will find helpful information on this site. Again, we are not attorneys and will not be able to answer legal questions. It is important to contact us to see which services would be better for your family’s situation.
