Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Wyoming
Wyoming Probate Law
If a man in Wyoming dies with a will that by its own terms has become Null and Void, how is the disposition of his property handled? He has one son, his father, and a brother.
Asked on 5/03/07, 11:40 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Brian Blum
Blum Law Office, PLC
Re: Wyoming Probate Law
A person who dies without a will, or with an invalid will, is said to have died "intestate," and his property will be distributed by the "intestacy" laws of the state where he died (for personal property) or by the state where the property is located (real property).
Answered on 5/03/07, 1:37 pm
Anthony C. Gold
Law Office of Anthony C. Gold
Re: Wyoming Probate Law
I need more information to hazard an answer to this question. What do you mean when you say: "a will that by its own terms has become null and void"?
Answered on 5/03/07, 2:12 pm
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