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Paulcar Asked March 2018

Who will receive assets when elder passes?

There is no Will in place, no beneficiary. Do the assets get taken by the state? Do you have to hire a lawyer? I’m totally lost by this topic.

freqflyer Mar 2018
Paul, I found this article here on Aging Care that should be helpful. https://www.agingcare.com/articles/estate-administration-probate-after-death-in-family-153107.htm

JoAnn29 Mar 2018
In NJ, a person goes to Probate Dept. If estate is over 20k, they r given the role of Administrator if under 20k an affidavite. The State gets involved when no will. It will be determined who r the closests living relatives. Of course, children come first. The Administor is usually a family member. See if the Probate Office in ur county has a booklet discribing ur State laws.

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Countrymouse Mar 2018
Google "dying intestate in [name of your state]." You should be able to find official information on what happens next fairly easily. Please come back if you're not getting anywhere.

You can also try "[name of state] probate laws" as a search topic.

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