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Who inherits in England if there is no will and no relatives?
Answer: The Crown
Why: Where the person lived in the Duchy of Lancaster or the Duchy of Cornwall, the ownerless estate goes to that duchy instead.
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Where was Aretha Franklin's 2014 handwritten will found?
Answer: Under sofa cushions
Why: A Michigan jury ruled the notebook a valid will in 2023, finding it bore her signature, with a smiley face in the A.
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In France, what share of an estate must go to three children?
Answer: 3/4
Why: The reserved share grows with the family: half the estate for one child, two thirds for two, three quarters for three or more.
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Which account did a top German court let heirs inherit in 2018?
Answer: Facebook
Why: Judges compared the account to diaries and private letters, which pass to a person's heirs as well.
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How long do German heirs usually have to turn down an inheritance?
Answer: 6 weeks
Why: Six months apply instead if the deceased lived only abroad or the heir is abroad when the clock starts.
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From what age can a person make a will in Germany?
Answer: 16
Why: Until 18, the will must be made before a notary, because German law bars minors from writing one by hand.