What happens if there wasn't a will?
Individuals who pass away without a valid will are referred to as "intestate."
In such instances, asset distribution is overseen by the state rather than being guided by the deceased's preferences.
Typically, this results in half of the estate being allocated to the surviving spouse and the remaining half to any children.
However, this situation can present intricate difficulties for the surviving spouse, particularly if they rely on these assets for their quality of life.
Furthermore, if there are minor children, the court will appoint a guardian to safeguard their interests, managing their inheritance and financial resources.
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