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How to fill out the Affidavit of Heirship for Motor Vehicle Transfer? Gather information about the deceased and the vehicle. Determine all heirs and ensure their consent. Fill out the affidavit accurately. Have all signatures notarized. Submit the completed affidavit with necessary documents.
If a decedent dies with no probate assets (i.e., owns nothing in their name alone) except for one or more motor vehicles whose total value is not more than $60,000, title to the vehicles can be transferred by the Secretary of State without opening an estate in the Probate Court.
The car technically belongs to the deceased owners estate and would have to go through probate. If there is a will and the car is mentioned in it, it will go to the person designated to receive it. If there is no will or the car is not mentioned in it, the heirs will decide what to do with it.
If there is a Will, the person named as Executor of the Estate and/or the beneficiary of the car will be able to sell it. If the estate goes to Probate, a letter of testamentary can be given through the local Probate Court testifying that the cars new owner can legally sell the vehicle.
Transfers by Heirs First, the heir(s) owes tax (either motor vehicle use tax or gift tax) on acquiring the vehicle from the estate. Second, the person receiving the vehicle from the heir(s) also owes motor vehicle tax.
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If it was jointly registered between her and you, then you just take the death certificate to the DMV and you own the car now. If it was in her name only, it now belongs to her estate and will be distributed to heirs (likely including you). Assuming theres a will, see if it nominates an executor.
Understanding Survivorship Rights If the car was jointly owned, the surviving owner typically keeps the vehicle because their survivorship rights override the will. The surviving owner can sell the car without going through probate.

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