Selling Deceased Spouses House

I'm sorry for your loss, ****. Whether you can sell the house depends on several factors, such as how the property was titled and if there was a will.
- If the house was jointly owned with rights of survivorship, you might have full ownership.
- If solely in her name, you may need to go through probate.
Was the house owned jointly or solely in her name?

Since the house was solely in your wife's name, you'll likely need to go through probate to transfer ownership before selling it. Probate is a legal process where a deceased person's estate is settled.
- Check if there's a will, which may specify the distribution of assets.
- You might need to petition the court to become the estate's personal representative.
If you would like more detailed help, I can connect you with local lawyers who specialize in probate issues. Would you be interested in that?

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Since you are interested in connecting with local lawyers, I will need to collect some information from you to proceed. Could you please provide your phone number?

Thank you, ****. Could you please provide your zipcode so that I can connect you with local lawyers in your area?

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****, it looks like you've already provided all the necessary information to get connected with a local lawyer for assistance with the probate process. If you have any additional questions or need further help in the future, feel free to reach out. Take care!

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It seems like ****'s situation involves navigating the probate process to sell a house solely owned by his deceased wife, which can be complex and requires legal expertise. Connecting with a local lawyer who specializes in probate law is a smart step. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, ****, don't hesitate to reach out. Take care!