§ 11260 Child Estate Share Exclusion
This law says that if a kid is supposed to get money or stuff from someone who died, but they can't use it right now, it doesn't count as their property yet.
A grandpa leaves money for his 5-year-old grandkid in his will, but the money is locked away until the kid turns 18.
Even though the grandkid will get the money later, this law says it’s not theirs yet because they can’t use it now.
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§ 11260 Child Estate Share Exclusion
Last verified: January 11, 2026