How is person or celebrity's estate going to distributed because they did not have a will? This part of the discussion requires you to read the sections of the Probate Code and to apply the rules set forth in the Probate Code to the person or celebrity's situation.

 

Generally, an individual who does without a will is referred to as a 'dying intestate'. If an individual or a celebrity dies without making a will on how his or wealth will be distributed, then the procedure is a bit complicated to sort out the legal inheritors. In this regard, 'intestacy rules'. are applied to sort out the estate distribution.

According to probate code, it at all there is a friend or a relative willing to sort out the estate, the individual is required to apply  for a 'grant of letters of administration" and which is also referred to as grant of representation, grant of probate, or confirmation. The grant allows the applicant to be the estate administrator and also allows them to distribute the estate in accordance to the intestacy rules, pay any debts and determine the value of the estate.

In sorting out an estate where there is now will, one can consider using a solicitor or a probate specialists as highlighted in the probate code. In general, the probate code oversees what happens to a persons or a celeb's wealth when one dies without writing a will. Using a probate specialty is henceforth an easier and quicker manner of distributing wealth to the legal owners. The genera; process of applying for a probate include, preparing of the grant of probate, valuing the estate and determining the value joint owned assets, sorting issues related to inheritance tax and applying for the grant of the probate.