Persons who by virtue of testament or by law succeed to all or part of an estate, represented by a body of rights and obligations, upon the death of the owner of that estate.

Persons upon whom the statute of descent casts the title to real property upon the death of the ancestor.

The persons who receive assets following a person's death.

After payment of creditors, these individuals would be entitled to a person's estate had the person died without a will and without a surviving spouse.

Persons entitled to a portion of a decedent’s estate.

Heirs (except as controlled by A.R.S. section 14-2711) means persons, including the surviving spouse and the state, who are entitled under the statutes of intestate succession to the property of a decedent.

Persons who inherit from another by operation of law where there is no valid Will.

Persons who are entitled by law to inherit from an estate if there is not a will to pass property at death.

Those persons who are legally entitled to receive a decedent's property.

A person entitled as the legal successor of its former holder.

The persons who are entitled to receive your assets following your death.

Those persons who are entitled under the statutes of intestate succession to the property of a decedent. Holographic Will: A will in which the signature and material provisions are in the handwriting of the testator, and which needs not be witnessed.

Those entitled bylaw or by the terms of a will to inherit property from another.

Persons who are entitled by law to inherit the property of the deceased if there is no will specifying how it's divided.

An individual entitled by law to inherit from another.

can come in various forms. The heir general is one who succeeds to both the heritable and moveable property of a deceased person, who also happens to be that person's heir at law and heir by normal course of succession (his heir of line); the heir of provision on the other hand, is one who succeeds by virtue of the terms of a settlement or some express provision; "heir special" refers to the right of an heir to receive infeftment in particular lands, and heirs portioners are women who succeed jointly to heritable property; see also apparent heir heirship moveables certain moveable goods (generally the best) belonging to the deceased, to which the heir in heritage was entitled by law

Persons who are entitled by law to inherit your estate if you don't leave a Will, or any person or institution named in your Will.

The persons designated by law to succeed to the Estate of a Decedent who leaves no Will.

Those persons who would inherit the estate of a decedent if there were no Will under the rules of descent and distribution. "Heir" does not mean the same thing as "beneficiary", although an heir may also be a beneficiary.

Persons who succeed to the estate of someone who dies intestate?(without a will). It sometimes indicates anyone who is entitled to inherit a decedent's property. Back to the Top

The persons who receive your assets under a will or following your death if you die intestate.

Those persons who are entitled under the statutes of intestate succession to the property of a decedent. Incidents of Ownership Rights applying to ownership interest in an insurance policy. These include the right to change a beneficiary, to borrow on a policy, to change premium modes, and so on.

person entitled by law to inherit the estate of a deceased person