<human>: Hello Reddit, I am from Grand Rapids Michigan in the US and I am in desperate need of advice. My dad passed away a couple of months ago at the end of March. He owned a small business of 3 regular employees including myself as well as the building that the business was in. The building contains 2 residential apartments and 2 business locations one being the business I am running right now. My mom (who is the sweetest lady you will ever meet) has decided to sell the building (which I think is an awful idea in the long run from an accounting stand point but that doesn't really enter in in a legal way). The sale of the building will be an incredible burden on the business so I will have no choice but to move as the potential buyer will charge us a much higher rent than we can afford. I have no desire to take my mom to court over this but I am making sure that everything she is doing is legal. Basically, my dad did not have a will so all of his estate is in probate and will be for at least another month. Given this can my mom even sell the building? None of the money from the sale of the building will go to anyone but her at this point and I can't believe that that's how probate works. My mom was my dad's only wife and I am one of 5 kids he had with her. Does the estate get split up among us kids at all. The day my mom put the building on the market an offer was put in for 300,000 our counter offer was 320,000 and they have accepted.

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<bot>: My dad passed away and my mom is trying to sell a building he owned, do I get any say in the matter?