PROBATE LAW -

Under probate law, a property, which the deceased owned individually, has to pass through probate for ownership to be passed to his or her heirs. Jointly owned properties and the proceeds of life insurance, retirement accounts, and annuities pass to the surviving joint owner or the named beneficiaries without the necessity of probate. Under probate law, a property owned by a someone who is deceased can be passed to his or her heirs after the death by simply looking at his wills. Probate law specifies that if there is no will prepared and no beneficiary existed, then it could be a legal process to determine the hierarchy of heirs.

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