cscott369187
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My fiance and I are building a house on property recently given to him by his mother. The property has been in his family a long time and it's extremely important to them for it to remain in their family. To ensure this, the quitclaim deed states "Grantor and her heirs, representatives, and assigns reserves the right of first refusal to purchase the property described herein, in the event Grantee or any of his heirs, representatives, assigns, or any other third party seeks to sell, depose, dedicate or otherwise transfer said real property." His sister, an attorney, explained to me that I would inherit our home and property in the event my fiance died if he stated it in his will. Is this true? Or does the deed allow the family to inherit it instead? Also, we both have children from previous marriages. If I were to inherit the property then die, would I be able to will it to my daughter and his son or would only his natural children be able to inherit it?
