Can a person inhearit property if they were not specifically named in the will?
Answer
You may want to post your question with more specifics. A will does not need to use names. For example, it can leave things to "children," "descendants," "siblings," ... There are also certain individuals that would have a right to take a portion regardless the will, such as a spouse, minor children or adult dependent children. Also, if the provisions of a will fail to ultimately determine what happens to property, laws of inheritance may kick in. To answer your question better, there would need to be an understanding of the circumstances.
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