Intestate succession; child conceived by assisted reproduction after decedent's death is deemed to be living at the time of death.

This bill updates inheritance laws to include children conceived through assisted reproduction after a parent's death. It ensures that these children are legally considered alive at the time of the parent's passing, allowing them to inherit assets just like any other child. The change applies specifically to intestate succession, which is the process of distributing property when a person dies without a will. By clarifying the legal status of posthumously conceived children, the bill removes uncertainty for families navigating estate distribution.