In Texas, if a Decedent dies without a valid Will, all probate property passes under the laws of "intestate" succession.
DECEDENT SURVIVED BY SPOUSE AND CHILD OR CHILDREN:
A. All surviving descendants of Decedent ARE also descendants of Surviving Spouse
1. Separate Real Property
2. Separate Personal Property
3. Community Property
B. Surviving descendants of Decedent ARE NOT also descendants of Surviving Spouse
1. Separate Real Property
2. Separate Personal Property
3. Community Property
DECEDENT SURVIVED BY SPOUSE, NO DESCENDANTS, AND BOTH PARENTS:
A. Separate Real Property
B. Separate Personal Property
C. Community Property
DECEDENT SURVIVED BY SPOUSE, NO DESCENDANTS, AND ONE PARENT:
A. Separate Real Property
B. Separate Personal Property
C. Community Property
DECEDENT SURVIVED BY SPOUSE, NO DESCENDANTS, AND NO PARENTS:
A. Separate Real Property
B. Separate Personal Property
C. Community Property
DECEDENT SURVIVED BY NO SPOUSE, BUT WITH SURVIVING CHILD OR CHILDREN:
All property is equally divided among the children. Children of deceased children take their parents share.
DECEDENT SURVIVED BY NO SPOUSE AND NO CHILDREN:
A. Both of Decedent's parents alive
B. Only one of Decedent's parents alive
C. Neither parent of Decedent survives
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