Establishes provisions relating to the effect of homicide on benefits received from a decedent's estate

Summary

The bill says anyone who intentionally and feloniously kills a relative or other decedent forfeits all rights to that person’s estate, including wills, trusts, and intestate shares. It also protects third parties who acted in good faith before receiving notice of the forfeiture, while requiring them to turn over any later payments to the probate court.

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