Kansas Intestate Estate Distribution

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Kansas intestacy laws dictate that if there are no surviving parents, descendants, siblings, nieces, or nephews, the estate may go to cousins, typically distributed equally. Consult a probate attorney for specific advice.

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This is an intestate matter in the state of Kansas. The deceased left no wife or children, but has * cousins (* on his mother's side, * on his father's side). Are all cousins entitled to an equal share of his estate?
Hello ****, according to Kansas intestacy laws:
- If there are no surviving parents or descendants, the estate goes to the deceased's siblings.
- If there are no siblings, nieces, or nephews, the estate may then go to cousins.
- Distribution to cousins is typically equal.
Please consult with a probate attorney for specific advice.