Intestate succession in California refers to the probate process that distributes property and assets when someone dies without a will or when someone passes away and hasn’t included certain assets in the will or another estate planning instrument. When an estate becomes intestate, that estate is subject to intestacy laws, which are also known as California next-of-kin laws. In
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