An estate can be anything from property, personal possessions and money.
When a person dies without leaving a will and there appears to be no family members the estate falls to the Crown inIn general, estates held on the list can be claimed within a 20-year deadline, from the date the estate was taken into possession of the Crown.There are over a dozen estates left unclaimed by people who were either born or died in Glasgow.If QLTR is notified more than 20 years from the date of death, the estate will be available for 2 years from the date advertised.
If someone dies without leaving a valid or effective will the following are entitled to the estate in the order shown below:mother or fatherhalf brothers or sisters or their children . ‘Half ’ means they share only one parent with the deceasedhalf uncles and aunts or their children . ‘Half’ means they only share one grandparent with the deceased, not both
If you are, for example, a first cousin of the deceased, you would only be entitled to share in the estate if there are no relatives above you in the order of entitlement, for example, a niece or nephew.
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