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When a man dies in Toronto Ontario how much of his money in the bank is the widow entitled to?
Intestate distribution in Ontario:
Since 1978, Ontario law states that the estate of an intestate deceased person is distributed as follows:
- To the spouse, if living, the first $200,000 (effective April 1, 1995);
- To the spouse and children, the excess over $200,000 shared according to specific rules;
- If no spouse, to the children and descendants of the deceased, if any;
- To the parents of the deceased if no spouse or descendants;
- If no surviving parents, to brothers and sisters, and children of the deceased brothers and sisters;
- If no brothers and sisters, then to living nieces and nephews;
- When more remote relatives are involved, special instructions may apply.
NOTE: Half-blood relatives share equally with whole-blood relatives. Children include those born outside marriage and adopted ones.
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Does a widow in Michigan have right to anything?
If there is no will, the widow is going to be entitled to at least 50% of the estate. If the husband had no children, she is probably entitled to everything. Consult a probate attorney in your community, the initial consultation should not cost anything.
If the widow of the deceased remarries is she still entitled to his estate if their are legal heirs involved?
Generally, if she was married to the decedent at the time of death then she is entitled to a portion of the estate as the surviving spouse.
Is the widow of a late national guardsman entitled to any government benefits?
Perhaps state benefits but not government benefits
How much money did The Widow of St. Pierre gross worldwide?
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What rights do a widow have to mother in-law estate?
The rights a widow has to her mother-in-law's estate depend on the laws of the specific jurisdiction. Generally, a widow may be entitled to a share of the estate if her spouse did not leave a will or if the will provides for her. It is recommended for the widow to consult with a probate attorney to understand her rights and options.
How much money did The Widow of St. Pierre gross domestically?
The Widow of St. Pierre grossed $3,058,380 in the domestic market.
What is the name of the chest that held the temples money The story of the widow gave her money.?
God's work
What made Jesus Christ appreciate the offering of the widow?
While the rich gave large sums of money, the widow gave all she had.
How much money is the warrior widow hockey stick?
$210 USD
Are black widows found in hamilton Ontario?
http://bugguide.net/node/view/26421 Yes technically there are black widow spiders in Ontario but I doubt that you will see one. I have only ever seen one and I was in the woods when I saw it.
You are a disabled widow your home is going in foreclosure can the bank make you pay back the loan on a fixed income?
Did this hypothetical widow borrow the money? If so, then yes.
In the state of NC if you were married 20 years and had 4 children and you get a divorce and remarry and your ex also remarries are you eligible for widow's pension at age 60 if he dies?
In general, no. If he contributed to a retirement program while you were married and the divorce decree stated that you have an interest in the account you MAY be entitled to some of the money, but if the judge did not SPECIFICALLY state that you are entitled to the money you are not entitled to any of his money after the divorce. Any of his children who are under 18 may be entitled to survivors benefits. No. When a person remarries they forfeit all legal rights to any share of the previous spouse's SSA, RRB and/or private pension benefits, annutities and so forth. Likewise do any children who have been adopted by a new spouse, as the law considers them to be "removed from the bloodline" and survivior succession laws no longer apply.
