Rainbow City, AL asked in Probate for Alabama

Q: My dads sister died without a will and he is the only living heir how is the property divided if siblings had children

Deceased siblings has children and living heir has living children

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Mr. James Parrish Coleman
Mr. James Parrish Coleman
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  • Probate Lawyer
  • Robertsdale, AL

A: I can't decipher your question. If you dad's sister died without a will, and had no parents or children living (both grandparents and grandchildren) then her siblings would inherit. The children of living siblings have no interest in the property and don't inherit.

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