If a married person dies without a will, leaving one child, two parents and thre

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If a married person dies without a will, leaving one child, two parents and three brothers, that person s separate property will go

1All to the surviving spouse

2Half to the surviving spouse and half to the parents

Half to the surviving spouse, and half to the child

One-third to the spouse and two-thirds to the child

real estate

1All to the surviving spouse

2Half to the surviving spouse and half to the parents

Half to the surviving spouse, and half to the child

One-third to the spouse and two-thirds to the child

Explanation / Answer

As per the law if a person dies without a will then one third of his estate will be succeded by the spouse and two third by the children. Thus, the correct option is Option 4, One-third to the spouse and two-thirds to the child.

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