This differ depending on where you live but usually it goes to your next of kin which would be your parents if they are alive. If they are not it goes to the next. So write a will if you want it to go to someone special.
The state or province would provide the burial or cremation and any property would escheat (pass) to the government.
If they left no will, the estate will escheat to the state. If they have no property, their burial will be paid for by the state, otherwise the estate will pay for the burial.
The entire estate goes to the state in which the deceased had resided.
If there is no family and no will, the government will have the body buried and take whatever assets (if any) the deceased may have, but there will be no funeral service.
do they keep records
The laws of intestacy will be applied. It will specify the distribution of the assets.
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When someone dies without making a will the term is "to die intestate". In that case one's money and property is goes to their spouse or civil partner, their child/children, their parent, their brother or sister or to more distant relative.
It depends on local law, but in general if someone dies without a will and with no heirs, the estate devolves to the state.
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Someone who dies without a valid will is said to have died intestate.
The Alabama intestacy law will be applied. Typically that splits the estate between spouse and children once the debts are resolved.
They can be sued.
They get thrown into a ditch on the side of the interstate.
someone dies and they have a funral for that person...
He dies but the children go and visit his grave.