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MS HB688
Bill
Status
Failed
2/2/2021
Primary Sponsor
Dana Underwood McLean
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AI Summary
- Children conceived through assisted reproduction after a parent's death can inherit through intestate succession if they are deemed "living at the time of death" under specific conditions
- The decedent's personal representative must receive notice or have actual knowledge of intent to use genetic material within 6 months of death
- The embryo must be implanted within 36 months of death, or the child must be born within 45 months of death
- The child must survive at least 120 hours after birth to qualify for inheritance rights
- Provisions apply to both the general rules of intestate descent and to spousal inheritance rights when determining a deceased husband's children
Legislative Description
Intestate succession; child conceived by assisted reproduction after decedent's death is deemed to be living at time of death.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/2/2021
Committee Referrals
Judiciary A1/18/2021
Full Bill Text
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