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Can a son inherit after the father remarried then died intestate under English law?
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Generally, the distribution depends on the size of the estate and the rules of intestacy under English law. The surviving spouse would receive the first £250,000. A child would get a portion of any amount over that limit. This is general information only. You should seek legal advice.
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