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Uncle whose wife passed away before him has 6 nieces and 3 nephews. Who is entitled to inherit his estate?
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If your aunt who has passed away had made up a will which is a legal document of her wishes for the distribution of all of her real and personal property or estate before her death then all of her last wishes would be carried out as she stated and would be held up by the court of law.
If she had not made a Will then 50% of her estate and personal property would be passed on to her husband if the two of them were legally married and the other percent of the estate would be passed down to her children. If none of her children are living then it would go between her sisters and brothers. If none are living then it would go to her nieces and nephew's. It depends on which state she resided in because every state is different.
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