Because no state limits how property and obligations are transferred on death, a person can freely direct the passage by any means and many methods.

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States have laws that govern how property and obligations are transferred on death, including wills, intestacy laws (when someone dies without a will), and restrictions on what can be done with certain types of property. These laws can limit how and to whom property and obligations can be passed.

Because No State Limits How Property and Obligations Are Transferred