Which relatives’ signatures are needed for house inheritance?

If it is a will, then the signatures of other relatives are not required. If one parent did not make a will before the death of one or more grandparents, the consent of other relatives must be obtained.

In our country, inheritance is divided into two categories: statutory inheritance and testamentary inheritance. Legal inheritance is carried out in the order of inheritance. The first order includes: spouse, children, and parents. The first heir has the same inheritance rights, so legally, a child may not be able to fully inherit the property of his parents.

In order for the only child to fully inherit the property of his parents, the lawyer recommends that the decedent sign a legal will before his death, dispose of his property in a will, and transfer all the property to the only child.

When inheriting an inheritance, you should consider whether there are grandparents. There is a time limit for inheritance. According to the relevant laws of our country, inheritance-related cases cannot be more than twenty years old. If the inheritance is more than twenty years old, you cannot prosecute.

The time of inheritance is usually calculated from the date of death of the deceased, and the act of inheritance cannot take effect until the deceased is determined to have died. After the inheritance is determined, if the decedent’s property was obtained from the spouse’s joint operation, and the decedent did not reach any agreement with his spouse during his lifetime, half of the property should be distributed to the decedent’s spouse, and the remainder should be distributed to the decedent’s spouse. as the inheritance of the heirs.

The estate disposal of the deceased must comply with relevant laws and regulations. If the heir has a will during his lifetime, the estate will be distributed according to the heir's will. If the estate cannot be divided, the market valuation can be carried out based on the bequest of the deceased. , and provide corresponding compensation.

In fact, there are many situations. According to the law, if the heirs leave multiple different contents in the will, and they are notarized at a notary office, then the heirs can inherit this will. During the inheritance process, the heirs must be reasonably distributed based on their actual needs and utilization interests.