Will I or our children inherit my husband's share of his parents' estate?

Full question:

My husband was equally heir to parents estate. The parents died 7 years ago. My husband died 4 years ago. The property is now for sale. Will I (his widow) or our children get his share of the estate sale.

Answer:

Your husband's interest in his parents' estate vested when they died. This interest will pass according to his Will or, if he didn't have one, through Idaho's intestate succession laws. You may need to open an estate for your deceased husband to address this matter. It's important to ensure your claims regarding his share of the property are recognized from the estate.

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In Idaho, there is no specific time limit for heirs to claim their inheritance. However, it is advisable to address inheritance claims promptly to avoid complications. If an estate is opened, heirs should file their claims as soon as possible to ensure they are recognized. Delays may lead to issues with the distribution of assets.