1. Compensation for the demolition of ancestral houses:

Generally speaking, the relocation of houses with rural household registration is based on household units, based on the number of registered collective members (agricultural household registration) in the household. The specific allocation standards shall be based on the local demolition policies. If the parties have objections to the demolition compensation, they can negotiate with the local demolition management department. If the negotiation fails, they can ask a third party to mediate or file a lawsuit.

Second, regarding the distribution of the ancestral house:

Who will inherit the house after the death of the owner (party) of the ancestral house. If there is a will, the house will be inherited according to the will. If there is no will, the house will be inherited according to the law. Inheritance: The children, parents (if still alive) and spouse of the deceased party are all the legal first-order heirs of the house. In principle, the inheritance will be divided equally among the heirs of the same order. This has nothing to do with whether the house is to be demolished (you can handle the inheritance, and then discuss how to distribute the house demolition compensation);

Third, the inheritance of the house inheritance needs to be notarized, according to the provisions of the "Will Notarization Rules" The notarization procedure is:

1. The testator applying for will notarization should go to the notary office in person to apply.

2. If the testator has difficulty going to the notary office in person, he may request the notary office with jurisdiction in writing or orally to assign a notary to his residence or temporary location to handle the matter.

3. Article 6 The notarization of a will shall be handled by two notaries simultaneously, and one of the notaries shall sign the notarization. When it is handled by a notary due to special circumstances, a witness should be present, and the witness should sign the will and transcript.

4. Witnesses and will attorneys shall apply the provisions of Article 18 of the "Succession Law of the People's Republic of China".

5. Article 7 To apply for notarization of a will, the testator shall fill in the notarization application form and submit the following documents and materials:

(1) Resident ID card or other identity documents;

(2) Proof of title of the real estate, vehicles or other properties with title certificates involved in the will;

(3) Other materials that the notary deems should be submitted.

If the testator really has difficulty filling out the application form, a notary can fill it in for him, and the testator should sign the application form.

Notarization fees are required for real estate will notarization, but there is currently no real estate inheritance tax.