What are the consequences of dying without a will in Mexico?

If a person dies in Mexico without a will, their assets and property will be distributed according to the country's intestacy laws. This means that the government will determine how the deceased person's estate is divided among their heirs, which may not align with their wishes. It can lead to disputes among family members, delays in the distribution of assets, and potentially higher costs associated with the legal process. It is recommended to create a will to ensure that one's assets are distributed according to their preferences.