Probate is a legal process that takes place after someone dies. It involves the administration of their estate, including the distribution of assets and payment of debts. One common question that arises during the probate process is whether or not a person can continue to reside in a home that is subject to probate.

The question of whether someone can continue living in a home during probate depends on several factors:

• The ownership status of the home and the presence of a mortgage are key factors to consider.

• If the home is part of the estate, the presence or absence of a will is also important.

• If the will specifies who can live in the home, that person can usually continue residing there during probate.

• If the will does not specify, the court will decide who is entitled to live in the home.

• The probate process can be lengthy, and the property may require maintenance or repairs during this time.

• In some cases, the property may need to be sold to pay debts or distribute assets, which may require the person living in the home to move out.

It's important to seek legal guidance from an experienced attorney to understand your rights and options as a beneficiary during probate.