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Matthew Morrow
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Estate Rules- PA, No Heirs?

Matthew Morrow
Agent
  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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We have a colleague who assumed an extremely unfortunate situation lately and are looking for guidance. I have calls out to several attorneys, but it’s the weekend, and just looking for some general information prior to their return calls.

Single-family residence. owner, who is recently deceased is a naturalized citizen, who owns the property with a Mortgage. They have no heirs in the country, but family in the Philippines. Her and her teenage daughter both unfortunately passed suddenly. There was no Will or directives in place  

Our contact is the ex-husband of the Owner, the teenage child was his.  He has been tasked with handling the funerals for both parties, but has no legal ties to the real estate. some government some government

Will this go into some government cycle of perpetual probate where no one can actually petition for the parties? Or will the mortgage company take over. he has no money to pay for the funerals, and was wondering if there’s any way to use the house to do so.  Family in the Philippines unfortunately wants nothing to do with the process. 
  

Any information will be greatly appreciated
thank you 🙏🏻

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