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What happens if a person mentioned in the will is no longer living?

April 26, 2017happens Living longer mentioned person

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What happens if a person mentioned in the will is no longer living?

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Most wills specify what would happen in this event. If the will is silent on the topic, the children of the person mentioned in the will get the share, but only that person’s children are the testator’s grandchildren or nephews/nieces.