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Many Arizona and Utah families hear that someone died “without a will.” The legal word for that is intestate. In plain terms, state law—not a will—decides who inherits the property that still needs the court process.
Many Arizona and Utah families write a will and assume it covers every account. A beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy, retirement plan, or payable-on-death account is a separate instruction that often travels with that asset.
When someone dies, families in Arizona, Utah, and elsewhere often hear the word probate. In plain terms, probate is the court process used to wind up a person’s affairs after death.
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