Are my nieces and nephews of deceased siblings considered next of kin under California law?
Yes they are. They take their parents share which would be one third (1/3). If one sibling had 2 kids, those 2 would split 1/3.
Ontario, CA
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Yes they are. They take their parents share which would be one third (1/3). If one sibling had 2 kids, those 2 would split 1/3.
Agree with zttirney Rutledge. You or your husband will need to Petition for Conservatorship.
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