Question 4 Dr Tan was a kind gentleman with a vast estate. He passed away suddenly, leaving behind his wife, Carrie. They had no children. She did not find any Will made by Dr Tan. Dr Tan's 80-year-old mother, Mrs Tan, is very distraught at the sudden passing of her son. Carrie tells you that she fears that all of her husband's property may all go to the State, since he did not make any Will. (1) Please inform Carrie as to what would happen to her late husband's estate, and how it would be distributed at law. Assume that the late Dr Tan's estate comprised the following: a) CPF monies he executed a valid CPF Nomination Form, just before he died, nominating his mother as his beneciary. (3 marks) b) He owned the house with his wife as his co-owner. (6 marks) c) He had a few bank accounts and xed deposits in his sole name. (3 marks) (1) He had an insurance policy in which his beneciary was stated to be \"Estate\". (4 marks) (ii) Can Carrie ask that a part of her husband's estate be given to her own parents as well? (4 marks) (iii) How would your information to Carrie differ if she and Dr Tan had 4 children? (10 marks)