Thursday, January 14, 2010

Wills Per Stirpes If Nothing Is Specified In The Will, Would CA Law Favor Per Stirpes Or Per Capita?

If nothing is specified in the will, would CA law favor per stirpes or per capita? - wills per stirpes

I know Ca.Probate Code § 240 is what is used for the succession. I have trouble deciphering it.If a person dies without a will in California, how to distribute the goods? Lines per capita or per?

1 comments:

John S said...

It is a model of clarity, is not it? But it is for stocks. Take the number of heirs in the first generation, dead or alive) (with the question of life. The property is divided by this number. The resulting rates are divided into whole shares will be allocated live members of the first generation, and every action that would have gone to a deceased member of the first generation between the heirs of that member.

Remember, however, it will be affected by California community property law. The spouse receives all assets of the community, and at least 1 / 3 of the intestate separate property.

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