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In response to
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Who gets Prince's money? "in the absence of a will, the estate goes to the following people in this order:
"
by
CrankYanker
siblings is all he has. -- nm
Posted by
Spawn
Apr 21 '16, 17:17
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I was just surprised that this is the State law, not a personal choice. I thought it always went to spouse, children, THEN parents and siblings. -- nm
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CrankYanker
Apr 21, 17:22
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grandchildren then parents is odd
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Spawn
Apr 21, 17:28
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fwiw, other sources don't show that order. here's a page from a minnesota estate planning law firm. -- (link)
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b.
Apr 21, 17:33
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This makes more sense. And now that I click the legal in the article, it contradicts what the author reported. -- nm
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CrankYanker
Apr 21, 18:06
and here's a state page of order if no spouse. nm but: -- (link)
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b.
Apr 21, 17:35
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