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Pittsburg, Kansas | I think in Kansas everything goes to the surviving spouse. If they were legally married.
If you don't want your estate to go to your spouse, better get a divorce before death.
If they were divorced, then the will would take precedent.
That is my understanding. But I'm no attorney.
Edit: I did a search and came up with this. Looks like half to spouse and half to children.
https://law.justia.com/codes/kansas/chapter-59/article-5/section-59-...
So I would presume her will would be valid for her half.
Stuff we took care of with a living trust, since both of us had kids from a previous marriage.
Edited by John Burns 2/23/2026 06:58
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