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In Oklahoma, if a person dies without a will, their share of property typically passes to their children, not the spouse, from a previous marriage. Consult a local probate attorney to understand how intestate laws affect your situation. Contact the Oklahoma Bar Association for further assistance.Full Conversation
I live in Oklahoma and me and my siblings are selling land that was owned by my mother and father, we had one sister that passed away, she was married, and he has since remarried is he entitled to her portion
In Oklahoma, if your sister did not have a will, her portion of the land might have passed to her husband under intestate succession laws. However, if she had children, they might have rights too. It's best to consult a local probate attorney for specific advice.
~Oklahoma Bar Association
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK *
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She has children from a different marriage
In Oklahoma, if a person dies without a will, their share of property typically passes to their children, not the spouse, from a previous marriage.
- Consult an attorney to understand how intestate laws affect your situation.
- Contact: Oklahoma Bar Association, Phone: (*) *-*.
So her husband that she was married to at the time of her death is not involved
In Oklahoma, the husband would not typically inherit her portion if she had children from a previous marriage. It's recommended to consult a local probate attorney for specifics.
- Oklahoma Bar Association, Phone: (*) *-*.
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