Grants for Heirs to Clear Property Titles and Prevent Forced Sales.
This Act establishes two federal grant programs aimed at helping citizens secure clear ownership of property inherited without a will (known as "heirs' property"). These funds will cover legal, surveying, and administrative costs necessary to establish clear title, protecting families from losing inherited assets. Furthermore, the law encourages states to adopt uniform rules that safeguard heirs against unfair forced sales of their land.
Key points
Grants are available to cover legal and administrative costs (e.g., notary fees, surveys, heir tracing) required to clear the title of inherited property.
Assistance programs specifically target low- and moderate-income individuals and minority communities disproportionately affected by heirs' property issues.
Housing counseling agencies receiving federal funds must now educate consumers about the risks of inheriting property without a clear title and inform them of available resolution services.
Status:
Expired
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