Do I have the right to sell my house to my grandson when my wife dies? I have children.

Your wife has died, and you have children, and you can give your half of the inheritance to your grandchildren. Of course, after the death of your wife, you are the heir in line. You can sell it to your grandson along with half of your wife's inheritance and half of your own.

It depends on whether the house is your personal property or the joint property with your wife, if it is a joint property with your wife, then the wife's share as an inheritance, inherited by you and your children, after dealing with the inheritance, for your own part, you can voluntarily dispose of it, ** or gift it to your own decision.

However, it is recommended to negotiate within the family and try not to affect the harmony of family relations.

Hello, because your wife dies, your wife's interest in the property will be inherited, and you, as a spouse, your children, and your wife's parents have the right to inherit, so you need to obtain the unanimous consent of the other heirs when you dispose of the property.

It depends on who built the house, if you and your wife built it together, then your children also have a certain inheritance, and you yourself have no right to sell the house to others.

No. Your wife dies and your children inherit a portion of the property, and you have no personal right to dispose of the property.

This one has the right, this one is no problem, you have the right to do this, it depends on whether the owner of the house is you?

Because this house belongs to you.

You can give the house to whomever you want, and you have that right.

The husband died first, but the mother-in-law transferred all the real estate to her daughter before she died, and the grandson did not, is it legal.

Dear, I am happy to answer for you: legal, the old man's property has the right to dispose of whom, if the old man has 3 children, the old man's own property requires only one child and the other two children are not given, and the transfer is notarized, which belongs to the old man's voluntary quarrel and careful allocation of his own property legally. Ascend to respect.

The elderly can make a will and designate one person to inherit the inheritance of their own knowledge. Article 1133 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China [Testamentary Disposal of Personal Property] A natural person may make a will to dispose of his personal property in accordance with the provisions of this Law, and may appoint an executor. A natural person may make a will to designate personal property to be inherited by one or more of the legal heirs.

A natural person may make a will to donate his or her personal property to organizations or individuals other than the state, collectives, or legal heirs. A natural person may establish a testamentary trust in accordance with the law.

Summary. Hello, the grandfather sold the house to the grandson and the other children can no longer divide the property after his death. Because the property had been transferred to the grandson before the grandfather's death, it was ostensibly a sale, but in fact it may have been a gratuitous gift.

Whether it is a sale or a gift, only if it conforms to the true intention of the grandfather during his lifetime and completes the transfer, it will belong to the grandson, unless others can prove that the grandfather was fraudulent, coerced, etc.

Hello, the grandfather sold the house to the grandson, and after the death of the other children, the other children can no longer divide the property. Because the property was given to his grandson during his lifetime, it was ostensibly a sale, but in fact it may have been a gratuitous gift. Whether it is a sale or a gift, only if it conforms to the true intention of the grandfather during his lifetime and completes the transfer, it will belong to the grandson, unless others can prove that the grandfather was fraudulent, coerced, etc.

Hello, after the property belongs to the grandson of the early family, it does not belong to the inheritance of the grandfather or the Liangliang, and the inheritance will not occur after the death of the grandfather. Although the other children are the legal heirs of the grandfather, they can only apply for division of the grandfather's other property and have no right to divide the property.

Hello, according to the legal basis: Article 221 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The parties to sign an agreement to buy and sell a house or sign an agreement on other real estate rights, in order to protect the realization of real rights in the future, can apply for advance registration to the registration machine according to the agreement. If, after the advance notice is registered, the immovable property is disposed of without the consent of the right holder of the advance notice registration, the real right shall not take effect.

After the advance notice is registered, if the creditor's rights are extinguished or no application is made for the registration of the judgment within 90 days from the date on which the immovable property can be registered, the advance notice registration shall become invalid.