09-02-2010, 07:00 PM
The laws of the secular ruling courts and government that have jurisdication over the inheritance will apply, and in practical application those secular laws will overule the Jewish law.
If your sister marries and/or has children, her husband and children will anyway have precidence for the inheritance unless she stipulates something else in a legal will that she files with the secular court system.
If your sister files her own will that is legally binding in the secular ruling courts, whatever she herself stipulates will be applied to her inheritance.
If your sister marries and/or has children, her husband and children will anyway have precidence for the inheritance unless she stipulates something else in a legal will that she files with the secular court system.
If your sister files her own will that is legally binding in the secular ruling courts, whatever she herself stipulates will be applied to her inheritance.