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Venus13

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Greetings,
My 52 years old brother died on Sept 16th in the state of Michigan where he resided for more than 16 years. He was single for more than 18 years, neve have a child. He reside with a friend they share the house as a friends, they bought the house together. My brother had his small business, he was a broker.
We ask his associate (which happen to be the person that share the house)if my brother left a will or live insurance. He say no, and that whatever my brother left was his. How do I find out if my brother left a Will, life insurance? How can my mother and father get my brothers' half. My brother was a very important men, running for the embassy of Panama and a very responsable men. If my brother left everything to his friend I understand, but if not? can you help?
 


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Q&DLaw

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If your brother did not have a Will, and held any property in his own name (rather than as a joint tenant with his friend), and had no child and no spouse, the law of intestate distribution would mean that your parents would inherit. They should file as the administrator of his estate and get the assets, if there are any.
 

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