The Massachusetts Decree of Sale of Real Estate Personal Representative is a document used in the state of Massachusetts to transfer the title to real estate property from a decedent (the deceased) to the appropriate beneficiary. This document is prepared by a Personal Representative (also known as an Executor or Administrator), which is the individual appointed by the court to manage the deceased’s estate. The Personal Representative is responsible for determining who is the rightful owner of the property, and for preparing the decree of sale to transfer the title. There are two types of Massachusetts Decree of Sale of Real Estate Personal Representative documents: the Uncontested Decree of Sale, and the Contested Decree of Sale. The Uncontested Decree of Sale is used when all parties involved agree to the sale and transfer of the property. The Contested Decree of Sale is used when there is disagreement among the parties involved, and the court must decide who is the rightful owner of the property.