It’s so nice to be cared about by our fellow humans.
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Actually under intestacy laws, it goes to your closest living relatives within 2 generations (up to grandchildren, grandnephews/nieces) if they can be ascertained by the state
Escheat: The State's Effort To Seize Property | Stimmel Law.
It is to be noted that the primary inquiry and burden of proof in escheat cases rest upon the state. Generally, there is a presumption that a person who dies leaves his/her heirs as inheritors. However, in escheat cases, a state can overcome that presumption by proving that after diligent search and inquiry, the state was unable to find that the deceased left any ascertainable heirs. In re Estate of Smith , 179 Wash. 287 (Wash. 1934).
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My niece, the doctor, related that in her training, they were told that cats will not eat their deceased owners. Dogs might though. I have no idea if this is comforting to you.
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Must have been a comfortable chair. I need one of those for my home-office.
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This is a great book, it’s geared toward kids but it’s really good for any age. She answers kids questions about death. It’s on the shelf under our coffee table.
The video is more specific about that one question.
Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?: Big Questions from Tiny Mortals About Death https://www.amazon.com/dp/039365270X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apan_glt_i_ABJEW8A6TDDM55SX42JB?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
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Discriminating taste…
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