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Finn does not execute a will before he dies, with no surviving spouse or child. His survivors include his grandson Gage and his niece Hailey. In most states, his estate would pass to a. Gage and Hailey in equal measure. b. Hailey only. c. the state. d. Gage only.

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In most states, the estate of Finn would pass to a Gage only despite not executing a will before he dies.

What is a will execution?

This is a procedure made by someone who wants his property to be handled properly to his stated beneficary after his death through his will.

Here, as the grandson is the most related by blood, then, the court will award the estate to Gage.

Therefore, the Option D is correct.

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