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A person who dies intestate leaves his property to be distributed according to the laws of the state in which he lived.

a. True
b. False

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User MjZac
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false..... thanks hope this helps



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User Travis Kaufman
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The affirmative is False.

A person who dies intestate, meaning that he/she didn't leave a will, has the property shared out according to the intestacy rules.

When it comes to married or civil partners, they can inherit property only if they are legally married or in a civil partneship at the time of the death.

The rules for children depend on having a married or civil partner alive, and for grandchildren or great grandchildren depends on having their parents or grandparents alive.

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User Michael Blake
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