Mississippi Code
Title 91 - Trusts and Estates
Chapter 1 - Descent and Distribution

§ 91-1-1. What law to govern - All personal property situated in this state shall descend and...

§ 91-1-3. Descent of land - When any person shall die seized of any estate of...

§ 91-1-5. Half-bloods - There shall not be, in any case, a distinction between...

§ 91-1-7. Descent of property as between husband and wife - If a husband die intestate and do not leave children...

§ 91-1-9. Descent of trust estates - If any cestui que trust shall die leaving a trust...

§ 91-1-11. Personal estate to descend as real estate - When any person shall die possessed of goods and chattels...

§ 91-1-13. Estate of testator not disposed of by will to descend - All estate, real and personal, not devised or bequeathed in...

§ 91-1-15. Descent among illegitimates; definitions - A remedy is hereby created in favor of all illegitimates...

§ 91-1-17. Advancement to be brought into hotchpot - When any of the children of a person dying intestate,...

§ 91-1-19. Descent of exempt property - The property, real and personal, exempted by law from sale...

§ 91-1-21. Exempt property liable for debt of decedent - If there shall not be either a surviving wife or...

§ 91-1-23. Exempt property not to be partitioned in certain cases - Where a decedent leaves a widow to whom, with others,...

§ 91-1-25. Person who has killed another not to inherit from him - If any person wilfully cause or procure the death of...

§ 91-1-27. How title to property acquired by descent may be made - In all cases in which persons have died, or may...

§ 91-1-29. Heirs to be cited to appear - All the heirs at law and next of kin of...

§ 91-1-31. Judgment as to descent of property cannot be assailed collaterally except for fraud - A judgment so rendered as provided in Section 91-1-29 shall...