Arkansas Statutes
§ 28-9-215 — Devolution where no heir under section 28-9-214
Arkansas·Title 28
If an heir to the heritable estate, or some portion thereof, cannot be found under § 28-9-214 , then the portion of the heritable estate as does not pass under § 28-9-214 will pass as follows:
(1)First, to the surviving spouse of the intestate even though they had been married less than three (3) years;
(2)(A) Second, if there is no such surviving spouse, to the heirs, determined as of the date of the intestate's death in accordance with § 28-9-214 , of the intestate's deceased spouse, meaning the spouse to whom the intestate was last married if there had been more than one (1) marriage.
(B)However, in case a marriage was terminated by divorce rather than by death, the heirs of the divorced spouse shall not inherit; and (3) Third, if there is no person capable of inheriting under subdiv
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Related
Stokan v. Estate of Cann
266 S.W.3d 210 (Court of Appeals of Arkansas, 2007)
Legislative History
Acts 1969, No. 303, § 20; 1985, No. 703, § 1; A.S.A. 1947, § 61-150.
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