The property you own in your own name that can be transferred according to the terms of a will (or under intestate laws, if you have no valid will) is your whole estate.
In the absence of a will, who inherits?
Children of a person who passes away without leaving a will inherit the entire estate if there is no surviving partner. No matter how much the estate is valued, this holds true. The estate will be equally split between the children if there are two or more of them.
Therefore, The question of who receives what when a person dies intestate is decided by law, whether it be through customary law, Islamic law, English law, or the Administration of Estate Law.
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