Submitted by rluke5 on
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what are childrens rights to propety of there mother (such as land) if there is no will?
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If there is no will at the
Submitted by elizabethcarlsen on
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If there is no will at the
Submitted by elizabethcarlsen on
If there is no will at the time of death, the children will take their mother’s property, referred to as her estate, according to the state of Georgia’s rules of intestacy. For example, if a mother dies while married with children, the estate will be divided equally between the spouse and the children. However, the spouse must receive at least a one-third share of the property. If the mother dies unmarried, each child receives an equal share of the mother’s property. For more information about the rules of intestacy in Georgia, see http://libguides.law.gsu.edu/administrationprobateintestateestates.
If there is no will at the time of death, the children will take their mother’s property, referred to as her estate, according to the state of Georgia’s rules of intestacy. For example, if a mother dies while married with children, the estate will be divided equally between the spouse and the children. However, the spouse must receive at least a one-third share of the property. If the mother dies unmarried, each child receives an equal share of the mother’s property. For more information about the rules of intestacy in Georgia, see http://libguides.law.gsu.edu/administrationprobateintestateestates.