Property Ownership
In NH, when a person dies leaving a valid will, the estate is distributed through:
ANH RSA 561 intestacy statutes
BThe probate process, with the estate distributed according to the terms of the will✓ Correct
CAutomatic transfer to the surviving spouse
DThe NH Real Estate Commission
Explanation
When a NH resident dies with a valid will (testate), the estate goes through the probate process in the NH Circuit Court-Probate Division. The court oversees the distribution of assets according to the will's terms, payment of debts, and issuance of appropriate deeds.
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