Jointly owned property can still go through probate in some cases.
Below is a simple explanation for homeowners in Vail.
Quick Answer
Some jointly owned properties avoid probate.
Others must go through probate.
Why Ownership Type Matters
Probate depends on:
- How the property is titled
- Whether survivorship rights exist
Not all joint owners automatically inherit the home.
When Probate Is NOT Required
Probate is usually avoided when:
- The property has right of survivorship
- One owner passes away
- The surviving owner becomes full owner
When Probate IS Required
Probate is usually required when:
- The property is owned as tenants in common
- There are no survivorship rights
- The deceased person’s share must be handled by the court
Selling a Jointly Owned Property in Vail
Selling during probate is common.
A realtor with probate experience can help avoid delays and mistakes.
Talk to a Vail Probate Realtor
Ryan Comstock
Ryan Comstock helps families sell probate and jointly owned properties in Vail and the Tucson area.
📞 Phone: 520-261-4669
🌐 Website: www.ryancomstock.com
📧 Email: ryancomstock@ryancomstock.com