09/16/2025
No one likes to think about passing away, but planning ahead is essential, especially in California, where probate and estate laws can be complex. If you die without a will, known legally as “dying intestate,” the state decides how your assets are distributed.
For Los Angeles and California residents, this often means your property may not go to the people you would have chosen. Understanding California’s intestacy laws can help you see why having a will is so important, particularly for non-traditional families, blended households, or unmarried partners.
Dying intestate in California means the state decides who inherits your assets. Learn how no will estate distribution works in Los Angeles and why creating a will matters. Call 310-526-3433.