The problem of the property. Ask for help!! Help!!

Your grandfather died, did you make a will?

There are two types of property inheritance: statutory inheritance and testamentary succession.

The legal succession goes like this:

The scope of legal heirs stipulated by Chinese law is: spouse, children, parents, siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents, etc.

The first order of succession is: spouse, children, parents.

The second order of succession is: siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

So, if your grandfather doesn't make a will, it's your grandmother, your aunt and your dad who have the right to inherit the house. Could it be that the law will award this house to your aunt, and after your aunt dies, your uncle and his son will inherit the house? But you also said that "grandma has her own house", so I guess this house is currently inherited by your grandma, your aunt and your father.

Based on your question, I think your grandfather must not have made a will, and if that is the case, your uncle and his son are not entitled to inherit the property. Your dad and your grandmother can inherit the house, as long as your dad signs it, the house belongs to your grandma.

If your grandfather made a will and said that the property belonged to your aunt, then there was no way, because the house belonged to your aunt, so it was your uncle and his son who inherited the house, and the house did not belong to your grandmother. However, listen to your question, your grandfather probably didn't make a will, right? Then there is hope for your grandmother to buy a house.

Finally, I would like to talk about the principle of inheritance: equality between men and women, old-age care, harmony and solidarity, mutual concession and mutual understanding.

I hope that while inheriting your property, you will also inherit the excellent traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, and do not hurt your peace. People value harmony.

The problem you are talking about is indeed there, because the death of your grandfather involves inheritance. And since your second aunt died, the part of her inheritance also involves another inheritance, and it is quite troublesome if you really want to sign.

If you have to sign but don't have any other needs, such as having to be on site, you can sign on your behalf. If other legal issues arise in the future, we will solve them separately.

Grandpa died, grandma should be no problem to change her name and transfer her ownership; Grandma can leave a note to give you the property, so it's so troublesome?

The simplest but riskiest option: forge a will.

1. If you buy a commercial house, it will be repossessed after 70 years. However, this situation is rare, and after 70 years, the grandchildren are all married and have a business, and there is no need to worry about this. If it is a homestead in a rural area, it is likely to be automatically renewed after 70 years, but the national law on this aspect does not seem to have come out yet.

It has been 31 years since the reform and opening up, and if 70 years from the time of the reform and opening up, that is, 2069, that is, there will be no new arrangements until 2069 at the earliest.

2。For demolition, ** will definitely give you corresponding compensation, it may be a house, or it may be money. For example, many local rural families in Guangzhou have become millionaires and multimillionaires because of the compensation for demolition.

On the day when Liede Village was divided into houses, an average of one multimillionaire was born every minute, which is really amazing! So people in many places are looking forward to when it will be our turn to demolish here?

So the landlord is still not too worried, think about the benefits!

1. It will not be unconditionally recovered, there is no quality problem and no land is expropriated, the land premium will be paid, and the land will continue to be used;

2. Demolition is a good thing, make up for a new house and live for another 70 years, don't take the money for the new house, and the rental and relocation costs during the demolition period are also responsible for the developer who won the bid.

A: It will not be taken back unconditionally after the year. You only need to pay the land transfer fee to the state once again, and you can use the land for another 70 years. And so on.

2. Then you will be demolished. ** Or the developer will compensate for the calculation, and the algorithm will have a state-designated evaluation budget agency to measure the budget. As you said, there are 40 years left to use the right, and there is no restriction in the demolition regulations.

Compensation for other "ordinary residential" houses is still 70 years of property use.