In all 50 US states when a person dies intestate (no will) the state probate's estate and succession laws apply. In general, the state will place the estate into trust on the behalf of the children after debts are paid off.
If a person dies without a will, he is called intestate. Each state/country has their own set of intestacy laws which describe what will happen to such a person's estate.
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Yes, he marriedMary Todd. He had 4 children, Robert Todd Lincoln, Edward Baker Lincoln, William Wallace Lincoln, and Todd (Tad) Lincoln. Edward died when he was three. William dies at age eleven. Tad dies at age 18. Abraham dies at age 56. Mary dies at age 63. Then Robert dies at age 83.
if they have children over the age of 18 they have to sign off on everything they own cars ,houses boats etc if the children are under the age of 18 the wife is the sole heir
Not possible to give a definitive answer without at least one more variable - there are too many possibilities ! For example:- say the children are 5 & 3 - that would make the father 24. However - if they were 5 & 2, the father would be 21 OR if they were 5 & 6, he would be 33 !
all ages most dies young, and had children around the age of 12
the estimated age of a child that is genetically modified when it dies is 122
Not if she's not named as the receiver.
i am his father what age can i move abroad with my son without parental concent
Jesse, the father of King David was the father of at least 7 children. His age was never stated in biblical literature.
No, I believe not. You would have to go to court or at least ask the mother. In no way, shape or form should he take his children across a state border or even a property line without permission from court or mother. That would be seen as kiddnapping.
I believe children under the age of twelve are able to fish without any type of license.
You can contact Veterans Affairs office with your questions. HOWEVER, dependent children are typically only eligible while they are minors or in school / college up to a certain age. If your father had applied and was receiving benefits at the time of his death, as far as I know, the claim dies with him unless his legal spouse can collect continuing benefits as the widow. Adult children are considered able to take care of themselves.