united-states real-estate wills probate ohio
How does Ohio handle intestate inheritance of jointly owned property
<p>My best attempt to summarize the situation; Ohio property purchased as JTWROS by A, B, and C. A and B are married. C is adult child of A and B. Unfortunately, A suddenly passes, not leaving a will. Considering Ohio dower rights, what respective percentages of ownership do B and C now hold in the property?</p>

<p>Each party had a 33.3% interest in the real estate. When A dies, B gets A's share so has a 66.6% interest. Per Ohio intestate succession law and given that C is the child of A and B, B gets 100% of everything that is A's, see <a href="https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-2105.06" rel="nofollow noreferrer">ORC 2105.06(B)</a>.</p>
