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Determining if someone had a will, or discovering that a will is lost, can be troublesome issues. This section explains happens in those situations, what laws may apply and how the probate process is triggered.
What happens if I die without a will?
If a person dies without a Will (known as dying "intestate"), his or her property must go through the probate process in order to have the legal title to the ...
Who Gets My Property If There is No Will?
If a person dies without a Will, known as dying "intestate," the probate court appoints a Personal Representative, called an "Administrator" or "Administratrix," to receive claims against the ...
How can I find out if there was a will?
The first place to check to see if a Will has gone through probate (the process of changing the title of property from the deceased to the heirs or Beneficiaries) ...
What happens if someone dies and his Will is missing?
Missing Wills raise all sorts of interesting legal issues which often turn on the specific facts and circumstances, and the law of the state in which the deceased resided. The ...
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