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YOU

Are you married?

Is your spouse still living? Do you have any

children?

Do you have any living parents?

Do you have any siblings?

Do you have any living grandparents?

Do you have any living aunts or uncles from your maternal and paternal grandparents?

NH gets all of your property.

So long as the person is not beyond the 4th degree of kinship, your property goes to your aunts and uncles in equal shares.

Your property goes to your grandparents in equal shares.

Your property goes to your siblings in equal shares and if they have passed away, to their children.

Your property goes to your parents.

Your children get all of your property in equal shares.

Do you have any children?

Are your children also children born to or adopted by your spouse?

Does your spouse have any children not born to or adopted by you?

Are your parents still living?

Spouse gets $100k and ½ of remainder. Children get ½ of remainder.

Your property goes entirely to your spouse.

Spouse gets $250k and ¾ of remainder. Parents get ¼ of remainder.

Spouse gets $150k and ½ of remainder. Your children get ½ of remainder.

Spouse gets $250k and ½ of remainder. Your children get ½ of remainder.

Who gets your property if you do not have a will?

Assets without a named beneficiary or joint owner (ex: life insurance, 401ks), pass through probate. If you do not have a will, the state decides who gets all of your stuff; stocks, bonds, cars, houses, couches, etc. This chart lets you see who will get all of those items.

Jenny Milana, Esq.603-553-6700