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Intestate Heir Visualizer
No will? Pick the family situation. We'll show you exactly how Florida statute distributes the estate.
Tool · intestate succession
Heir Visualizer (no will)
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Florida law would distribute
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Surviving Spouse
100%Under FS 732.102(2), the surviving spouse takes the entire intestate estate when all descendants are also descendants of the surviving spouse and the spouse has no other descendants.
Florida law would distribute
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Surviving Spouse
50%Children (split equally)
50%Under FS 732.102(3), when at least one descendant is from a prior relationship, the surviving spouse takes half and the decedent's descendants split the other half per stirpes.
Florida law would distribute
100%
Surviving Spouse
100%Under FS 732.102(1), the surviving spouse inherits the entire intestate estate when there are no surviving descendants.
Florida law would distribute
100%
Children (split equally)
100%Under FS 732.103(1), the decedent's descendants take everything; FS 732.104 distributes it per stirpes — a predeceased child's share passes to their own children.
Florida law would distribute
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Parents (split equally)
100%Under FS 732.103(2), parents take equally if both are living. If only one survives, that parent takes everything.
Homestead, exempt property, and family allowance follow separate rules — see our guides for details.