- Jurisdiction
- Massachusetts
House was to be sold and the proceeds split between surviving son and deceased sons three children. Now the surviving son (the uncle) is selling the house before grandfather has passed. Is there anything we can legally do to make sure that the proceeds go into an account the uncle cannot touch?
Our grandparents have a reverse mortgage and when they pass the sale of the house is apart of their will to be split between their one surviving son and the other sons three children. Our grandmother passed away about a year ago and our uncle came up and took all items of value from their home and took our grandfather to move in with him in FL. (His home is in MA) Now the uncle says he is selling the home. Do we have any legal standing to make sure that the proceeds from the sale go into a secured account that the uncle cannot touch?
Our grandparents have a reverse mortgage and when they pass the sale of the house is apart of their will to be split between their one surviving son and the other sons three children. Our grandmother passed away about a year ago and our uncle came up and took all items of value from their home and took our grandfather to move in with him in FL. (His home is in MA) Now the uncle says he is selling the home. Do we have any legal standing to make sure that the proceeds from the sale go into a secured account that the uncle cannot touch?
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