Property Ownership
In Hawaii, what does 'intestate' mean in the context of real property transfer?
AA. Property sold between states
BB. Dying without a valid will, causing property to pass by state law of descent and distribution✓ Correct
CC. Property held in a living trust
DD. A property deed that has not been recorded
Explanation
Dying intestate means dying without a valid will. In Hawaii, real property then passes to heirs under the state's intestacy laws (laws of descent and distribution).
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