Protecting Family Home Ownership

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To keep an inherited family home within the family in North Carolina, consider drafting a family agreement that specifies the property cannot be sold or transferred without unanimous consent. Consult a local estate attorney for personalized advice and to explore other potential options.

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Its about * of us who own my grandparents house that was left in my grandfather estate we want to keep it as a family home my aunt who is part of the estate is getting married next month to a questionable guy we just wanted to see what could be done to keep the house within the family and family only thats with divorce or death of owners sp im seeing what could be done
Hello ****. Could you please tell me your location so that I can provide you with accurate legal information?
Chapel Hill North Carolina
Hello ****,
In North Carolina, one possible solution could be:
- Drafting a family agreement, specifying that the property cannot be sold or transferred without unanimous consent.
Please consult with a local estate attorney to explore this and other potential options.
Ok Thanks!
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