Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Illinois
If the grandfather dies and my mother has passed, but the grandfather DOESN'T have a WILL, does the grandchildren have rights
Asked on 2/01/24, 1:06 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Richard Bryan
Richard Bryan Attorney PC
Yes, unless there is something very unusual about this situation, your grandfather's estate goes to his children, but if any of those children already passed, the estate goes to the grandchildren. The rule is pretty simple, but sometimes there are weird exceptions, so you have to see a lawyer.
Good luck.
Answered on 2/01/24, 9:25 pm
Henry Repay
Law Offices of Henry Repay
Assuming Illinois inheritance laws apply, yes, the descendants of a pre-deceased child would usually receive their parent's interest. This can be best reviewed in a telephone conversation so that all the facts can be flushed out.
Answered on 2/02/24, 10:53 am
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