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I don't understand what you mean by "notarization".

If the property is passed directly to your father, then legally your father is already the owner of the house.

In either case, in the case of a gift or inheritance, if the donor or the decedent (deceased) states in the document that the property is for a certain person and not for his family, then it will be considered personal property. On the contrary, if it is not explicitly stated, it may be considered to be given to couples.

That is to say, it is written in the document that it is for your father, so it is his, and it has nothing to do with his wife and two children. If it is not explicitly stated, it may be considered to be community property.

If you want to get the property in your grandson's name, then the will (if there is already a notarized will, the new will must also be notarized) will clearly state. However, there may be inheritance tax and the like.

Addendum: Then your notarization is actually equivalent to notarization of an oral will.

No, ask Grandma Xiao Chen to write a will, leave the house to Xiao Chen, and have the will of the witnesses, and that's it.

Two ways to do a notarization of the will again Just point out the beneficiary of the estate as Xiao Chen The provision that cannot be donated from generation to generation is very strange Can you ask what kind of regulations are issued by **?

Another way is to transfer the ownership directly to Xiao Chen now by changing the real estate certificate

This is simple and legally effective: write a self-written will, leave the house to Xiao Chen to inherit, and notarize the will for the sake of insurance. There is no such thing as intergenerational notarization of wills, and it cannot be said that intergenerational can not be just.

Re-notarize a bequest agreement and give it directly to Xiao Chen.

Either you need to handle an irrevocable entrustment, and the entrustment will transfer the house to Xiao Chen after the death of the principal.

Compensation for demolition and relocation is generally divided into three parts.

1.land compensation, which is for those who have a land use certificate;

2.Housing compensation, which refers to the housing registration certificate, including the house and house decoration;

3.Other compensation, which refers to the appropriate compensation given in various circumstances such as actual residence or residence without legal property rights, in order to reduce the resistance to demolition and relocation and stabilize social order.

It is clear that 1 is the big head and 2 is the small head. As for 3, it is clear to everyone that it is not easy to generalize.

I think you can take a seat and watch it.