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If the partner dies intestate, do common-law spouses inherit anything?

April 26, 2017common-law inherit intestate partner spouses

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If the partner dies intestate, do common-law spouses inherit anything?

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Yes, after about 6 months of living together, I believe common-law spouses are considered no different than married spouses. – It depends on if your state recognizes common law partnerships. – This is a state issue, and only your state laws will dictate the outcome. See a lawyer.