Buying a car from a deceased person?

Karl Samiec: A silk christening gown made by way of using my grandmother from a torn parashoot have been given here in the time of indoors the fields, it truly is gorgeous and has been used at kin contributors christenings. A Bureau that my super Uncle made for my Grand mom and pa wedding ceremony rite recent. My super Grandmas authentic gold rimmed spectacles...they are so tiny they seem to be a childs specs A Beaded handbag that my super super Aunt made My super Uncles stamp and coin collections...................................Show more

Serita Hefferon: You NEED a title./

Toby Women: OK, well, unless girlfriend is 'executor' of his estate, she cannot sell you this guy's car. If she never titled it in her own name, it's not hers to sell. You have NO WAY of knowing if the car is REALLY paid off or not - it very well could be repo'd. And if he never signed a title over to her, then legally, his heir owns the car - which is most likely his mother, if he was! n't married. DO NOT try to buy this car. You'll probably NEVER be able to register it. She can't sell you MY car, and she can't sell you HIS car, either, and if the title isn't in her name, it's not HER car.To buy a car from a deceased person, the executor of the estate attaches the legal, notarized paper showing that they ARE the executor, to the title, and then sign the back of the title and have it notarized, as executor, over to you. You have no title, there is no executor authorization....Show more

Danyell Rowback: Stay away from that deal. She can't legally sell a car that she doesn't own. "He gave it to her" means nothing if she doesn't actually have clear title in her name.