In most states,a child who can prove that she was intentionally left out of her parents' will receives the same share that she would have received had her parents died without a will.

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In most states, if a child is intentionally left out of a parent's will, the law typically respects the wishes outlined in the will, unless there is evidence of a mistake or undue influence, meaning the child does not automatically receive a share as if the parent died intestate (without a will).

In Most States,a Child Who Can Prove That She Was