Trusts - Are they really necessary?
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Good question. This depends on the state. However, as a general rule monies left over will be given over to family members before it goes to the state. So in this case, your money should go to your parents.
AttorneyPaulCheng 3 years ago
I'm single, I don't have kids, and I don't have a trust fund. If I die, where does my money go? To my parents or to the state?
orangemei104 3 years ago