If you want your wife to inherit your property (as she should) then you must execute a will to that effect and make certain it meets the requirements of the state where you live. If the money is all you have you could make your wife the beneficiary of your bank accounts. That could avoid probate and could be done at the bank.
If you do not do any of the above then when you die your property will pass to your next of kin according to the laws of intestacy of your state. Depending on the amount, your wife may inherit it all but the estate would need to be probated. That costs money. You can check your state at the link below.
You must have a will to distribute your money to whomever you chose, if you do not have one this means that you die intestate and your money will go to the government.
yes but u have to be 18
Yes you can. At this point it is up to the government. Time and money will probably be needed.
Well, kinda. If she makes alot of money, he can JUST like the money, but want to marry her BECAUSE of the money. Answer Yes, it happens all the time with husbands and wives.
Your Money or Your Wife was created in 1960.
Nothing if you file a motion with the court modifying to compliance date.
Form I-130 "Petition for Alien Relative" (http://www.uscis.gov)
yes she can, but the process is long lasting 5 years . After she becomes a citizen , the process would be shorter - 2 years.
In actuality, nothing happens.
Your Money or Your Wife - 1960 is rated/received certificates of: UK:A
It would be safe to assume that the wife is entitled to the entire estate. As long as she is not shorting debtors, she can spend some of the estate's money, as long as she is keeping good records.
Guru Nanaks Wife was Sulakhani, daughter of Mula, a resident of Batala.