Inheritance Property Rights

As the personal representative, you're responsible for carrying out the wishes in your mom's will. If the will stated you can continue living in the property, you should be able to do so. However, you may need to:
- Pay any remaining mortgage
- Maintain the property
- Pay property taxes
Please consult a local attorney for advice tailored to your situation.

As the personal representative, it's your duty to distribute assets according to the will. If it stated the mobile home goes to her granddaughter, that must be honored. Consult a local attorney for specific steps and potential exceptions.

As per Wisconsin law, there isn't a specific time limit for you to vacate the property after a will execution. However, it's recommended to facilitate a timely transfer. You should consult with a local attorney to understand the full process and any potential issues.

Correct, Wisconsin law doesn't specify a time limit for you to vacate the property. It's best to work out a reasonable timeline with your mom's granddaughter, while ensuring the will's conditions are met. Consulting a local attorney will provide clarity.

As you've paid the lot rent for this month, are you asking if you're allowed to stay for the duration of the month? It's generally good to communicate with the new owner, in this case your mom's granddaughter, about your plans.

Typically, if you've paid for the lot rent, you should be able to stay for that duration. However, it's important to communicate with the new owner (your mom's granddaughter) about this. You should also consult a local attorney to understand any potential legal implications. Answer: Ok i will do that thank you Explanation: It's good to keep open communication with all parties involved and to seek legal advice to ensure you're taking the correct steps.

You're welcome! It's important to communicate openly and ensure all actions align with your mom's will. Seeking legal advice will help clarify any uncertainties. Always here if you have more questions!