In an intestate estate, property always escheats prior to reaching the maternal and paternal grandparents.

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In an intestate estate, if there are no surviving descendants, parents, siblings, or descendants of siblings, the property can pass to maternal and paternal grandparents (or their descendants) before it escheats to the state. Escheatment is typically the last resort.

In an Intestate Estate, Property Always Escheats Prior to Reaching