Alaska Information to Heirs and Devises is a set of laws that outline how a person’s estate should be distributed upon their death. These laws provide guidance to executors, trustees, and heirs on the division and transfer of assets and property in the estate. The laws describe the process for determining who should get what after a person’s death. The types of Alaska Information to Heirs and Devises include Intestate Succession, Wills, Trusts, Joint Tenancies, Community Property, and Gift and Inheritance Taxes. Intestate Succession is the process by which a person’s estate is distributed when they die without a will. Wills are legal documents that outline how a person wishes their estate to be distributed upon their death. Trusts are legal arrangements that allow a person to manage their assets while they are alive and designate how those assets should be distributed upon their death. Joint Tenancies are agreements between two or more persons in which they agree to hold title to property jointly. Community Property is property that is owned jointly by a married couple. Gift and Inheritance Taxes are taxes that are imposed on gifts and inheritance received by individuals.