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If you have no children, consider naming a charity, club, organization, or even the city you love as your beneficiary. In your will, you will also appoint an executor for your estatethis is the person you wish to carry out the details of distributing your assets.
They arent. Children become legally independent on reaching adulthood. Even before then children are not really owned because they cannot be sold. Parents have more, but not unlimited, rights to use force on children.
Fact: Children are not property to be owned; they are human beings with inherent rights. They deserve to be treated with love, respect, and dignity. Your responsibility involves caring for their well-being, nurturing their growth, and providing guidance, rather than claiming your ownership over them.
Generally, the most efficient way for the transfer to happen is at death via a trust. The deed is titled within your family trust or transfer on death deed. The trust transfers the assets to the children at passing. Skips probate.
Children are generally regarded, legally and morally, as the property of their parents. It is considered normal for adults, and especially parents, to dictate to children what they should believe, what they should want, and how they should act.

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In the earliest days of the colonies, children were actually considered the property of their fathers. Many newcomers to the colonies were indentured servants (i.e. someone required to work for free to pay off travel and housing they are provided) and so were their children since they were considered property.
Most states have their own succession laws that dictate how this process will work. If you do not have children, it is common for assets and funds to go to your parents and then siblings.

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