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Intestate

Learn about intestate succession laws and how dying without a will affects asset distribution to family members. Understand state laws and estate planning im...

What happens to your property if you die intestate?

When you die intestate (without a will), your state's intestate succession laws determine how your property is distributed. These laws typically allocate assets to your closest relatives in a specific order, starting with your spouse and children. However, this distribution may not reflect your personal wishes and can create complications for blended families or situations where you want to leave assets to non-relatives.

Understanding Inheritance Rights

Understanding Inheritance Rights

Learn more about inheritance rights and how to protect your legacy and ensure your loved ones’ financial security.
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SimplyTrustSimplyTrust EditorialMay 20, 2025
Intestate and Probate: What’s the Difference?

Intestate and Probate: What’s the Difference?

Intestate and probate are important concepts to understand when navigating estate planning, though they serve very different purposes in the legal process.
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SimplyTrustSimplyTrust EditorialApril 28, 2025