<prompt> Human: throwaway account hereMy Grandmother named me the conservator of her estate and willed her home to me and my brother to split equally, with one catch. Here are the details:-Home is worth about 1 million US, in California.-Our dad gets to live there as long as he likes, this is specified in her will and the trust.-Our dad has to maintain the house and pay for upkeep and any property taxes or other expenses associated with the house.-My grandmother passed away about 5 years ago.-My dad is still alive and well, living in the house.-My dad has been paying the property taxes, which are still in my grandmas name.This last point is where Im a little stuck. Since grandma is gone. What paperwork or other communication do I need to submit to the county, state or federal government?For instance, does the house need to change ownership to the living trust? and the living trust should be paying the property taxes? the living trust probably, technically owns the house. But do I have to notify someone?This all seems a little sketchy and un-documented. How do I make this right? Ultimately I dont want to lose this valuable asset because of a technicality. Thanks for any help or suggestions you can give us!  <response>: Talk to a lawyer. 