After the death of parents, the house shall be handled according to legal inheritance, testamentary inheritance or bequest inheritance. The legal succession order is spouse, children and parents; After the heir begins, he shall continue to handle it according to law; If there is a will, it shall be inherited or bequeathed according to the will. Determine that the property is half the property right of one parent, and the father dies first, and the property right of the house is distributed by the mother, children and grandparents; If the mother dies, it shall be distributed by the children and grandparents.
Is it valid if the will is not notarized?
A will without notarization is also legally binding. According to relevant national laws and regulations, a will is valid as long as the following conditions are met:
1, the will content is the true meaning of the testator.
2. The testator has full capacity for civil conduct.
3. The will does not cancel the inheritance right of the heirs who lack the ability to work and have no source of income.
4. The property disposed by will is the personal property of the testator.
5. Wills shall not violate public interests and social morality.
The testator must have full capacity for civil conduct, and its content is the expression of the testator's true meaning. It is a personal punishment of his estate or other affairs in the way prescribed by law, and it has the same legal effect without notarization. Therefore, a notarized will is valid as long as it conforms to the form of will prescribed by law. The will of the testator is true: the content of the will must be the expression of the testator's own true will, and there is no coercion or deception from the testator. A will made by a testator under duress or deception has no legal effect. The content and form of a will shall not violate the law or social public interests: the content and form of a will shall conform to the provisions of relevant laws and shall not contradict each other. The property disposed by the testator must be his personal legal property: the testator's property belongs to the husband and wife or the family. The testator can only dispose of his personal property, and it is invalid to dispose of the content beyond his personal share in the will.
I hope the above content can help you. Please consult a professional lawyer if you have any other questions.
Legal basis: Article 127 1 of the Civil Code.
Inheritance is carried out in the following order:
(1) First order: spouse, children, parents;
(2) The second order: brothers and sisters, grandparents and grandparents.