How do you find out if your father left you anything when he died. There is no known will and he was not married.?

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To answer your immediate question: your father didn't leave you

anything when he died if he didn't have a will.

If your father died intestate (without a will) and owned any

property at the time of his death, his property would be

distributed to his heirs-at-law according to the state laws of

intestacy. If he was not survived by a spouse then, generally, his

property would be distributed to his children and/or the children

of any deceased child. You can check the laws of his state at the

related question link below.

However, if your father died owning property his estate would need

to be probated. An Administrator would need to be appointed by the

probate court and THEN the Administrator would have the authority

to settle the estate and to distribute the property according to

state laws after the payment of any debts.

You can check to see if a probate was ever filed in your father's

estate by contacting the probate court that serves his jurisdiction

by telephone or in person and asking a clerk to check the index for

a file under your father's name. If a probate file exists you can

go to the court and review the file. It should contain an inventory

of your father's assets and a record of the distribution.