George Floyd Relatives Demand Answers Over GoFundMe $$$ (Page 2 of 2)
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Originally Posted By Averagebear: Texas based lawyer... In Texas, without a will, it all goes first to children, then to the parents then to siblings, then to whoever has the best lawyer. Pretty sure it goes to the spouse first. |
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Originally Posted By ZeeGermans: He had kids and $20 says he didn’t have a will. Not sure there’s a single state where George’s siblings would be entitled to part of his estate through intestate law. The lawyer is just screwing them for the publicity. He was a worthless low life pos he didn't have a pot to piss in. 100% no will |
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Originally Posted By Flushdraw: Pretty sure it goes to the spouse first. Originally Posted By Flushdraw: Originally Posted By Averagebear: Texas based lawyer... In Texas, without a will, it all goes first to children, then to the parents then to siblings, then to whoever has the best lawyer. Pretty sure it goes to the spouse first. Depends on community vs separate and if there’s kids outside the marriage. George wasn’t married so it doesn’t apply. Lets not forget that Minneapolis paid $27m to settle the lawsuit. That family pissed away a lot of money. |
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