Property Ownership
What is 'intestate succession' in Delaware real estate?
ATransferring property through a written will
BTransfer of property according to state law when a person dies without a valid will✓ Correct
CPaying estate taxes on inherited property
DContesting a will in probate court
Explanation
Intestate succession is the process by which property passes to heirs when a person dies without a valid will. Delaware's intestacy laws determine the order and share of heirs who inherit the property.
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