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Quiz 2 Flashcards

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A-B trusts

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Credit shelter and marital deduction trusts.

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Administrative Control Rule

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Tax rule for short-term trust making the trustor tax liable if he retains administrative control over the trust

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Asset protection trust

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Trust established offshore to protect the grantor’s assets

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Beneficiary

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Person who has equitable title to a trust

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Cestui que trust

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Beneficiary

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Charitable lead trusts

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Charitable remainder unitrusts and charitable remainder annuity trusts

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Charitable remainder annuity trust

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Trust in which the income goes to a private person and the remainder goes to charity

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Charitable remainder unitrust

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Trust in which a private person receives a percentage of the income, the rest and the remainder going to charity

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Charitable trust

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Trust created for a public, charitable purpose

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Clifford trust

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Short-term trust

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Constructive trust

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Implied trust used to right a wrong

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Conveyance of trust

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Method of transferring realty to a trust

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Corpus

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Trust property

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Creator

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Trustor

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Cy pres

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Doctrine permitting changes in the operation of a public trust

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Declaration of trust

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Instrument creating an inter vivos trust.

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Deed of trust

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Method of transferring realty to a trust

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Discretionary trust

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Trust in which trustee is given broad powers of discretion with respect to investments and distribution of income

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Divested

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Losing a legal right

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Duration Rule

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Tax rule stating trusts that exist for less than ten years and a day, or the life of the beneficiary, make the grantor tax liable

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Dynasty trust

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Trust used to avoid violating the Rule against Perpetuities

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Enjoyment Control Rule

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Tax rule for short-term trusts making the trustor tax liable if he may enjoy the income from the trust

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Equitable title

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Title giving the beneficiary the right to enjoy the trust property subject to limitations imposed by the trustor

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Express trust

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Trust created by the voluntary and deliberate act of the trustor

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Failed trust

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Trust that terminates because its objective cannot be accomplished

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Fertile octogenarian

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Doctrine stating a person is capable of bearing children until death

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Fiduciary

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Trustee, a person held to a standard of care higher than ordinary care

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Fiduciary returns

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Tax returns filed by trustees and executors

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Generation skipping transfer

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Trusts that benefit persons two or more generations removed from the trustor are subject to special tax rules

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Grantor

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Person who creates a trust with real estate

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Implied trust

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Trust created by operation of law

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Indefinite class

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Group identified by general characteristics, a charitable group

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Injunction

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Court order to stop performing a specified act

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Inter vivos trust

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Trust taking effect during the life of the trustor

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Irrevocable trust

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Trust that cannot be revoked by the creator

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36
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Legal list

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Statutorily approved investments for fiduciaries

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Legal title

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Title held by the trustee giving the holder the right to preserve, protect, and defend the trust property, subject to duties imposed by the trustor

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Method of transferring realty to a trust

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Trust formed if a surviving spouse declines to accept the estate’s assets outright

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Operation of law

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Actions having certain legal consequences regardless of the wishes of the parties involved

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Overendowed trust

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Resulting trust with income greater than is needed to accomplish the trust purpose

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Pour-over trust

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Property being added to the corpus of a separate trust

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Power of appointment

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Legal right to select successor beneficiary

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Premium payment rule

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Tax rule for short-term trust making the trustor tax liable if the trust can be used to pay the trustor’s insurance premiums

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Principal

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Trust property of cash

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Private trust

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Trust designed to fulfill a private purpose of the trustor

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Public trust

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Charitable trust

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Purchase money resulting trust

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Resulting trust in which person holds property for the benefit of the person who paid for the property

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Qualified personal residence trust

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Trust established only with the personal residence of the grantor

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Qualified terminable interest property (QTIP)

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Property left to a surviving spouse under a trust that qualifies for a marital deduction

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Recapture Rule

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Tax rule taxing the trustor of a short-term trust

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Remainderman

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Person in whom legal and equitable titles merge

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Res

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Trust property consisting of personaly

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Resulting trust

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Implied trust in which the trust property reverts to the trustor

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Reversion

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Legal and equitable title merging in the trustor

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Reversionary interest

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Remainder interests of a trustor

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Revocable trust

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Trust in which the trustor retains the power to revoke

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Rule Against Perpetuities

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All interests must vest, if at all, within 21 years after the death of a life in being plus the period of gestation

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Salvage doctrines

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State statutory rules used to save trusts from violating the rule against perpetuities

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Self-dealing

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Breach of fiduciary obligation in which trustee makes a benefit for himself instead of the trust

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Settlor

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Trustor who creates a trust with personal property

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Sovereign immunity

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Legal inability to sue the government

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Specific performance

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Court order to perform a specific act

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Spendthrift trust

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Trust designed to prevent the beneficiary from alienating his interest

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Spousal lifetime access trust

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Marital deduction trust that permits the spouse to invade the corpus

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Spray trust

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Discretionary trust

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Sprinkling trust

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Discretionary trust

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Statute of Uses

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Feudal law concerned with trusts

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Statutory trust

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Trust provided by specific state statute

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Testamentary trust

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Trust created by a will

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Totten trust

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Bank account “in trust for” a third party

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Trustee

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Person who holds legal title to trust property

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Trust instrument

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Document creating a trust

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Trustor

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Creator of a trust

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Trust property

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Property held in trust

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Use

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Feudal term for a trust

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Vested

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Moment at which a person has an enforceable right

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Administrator

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Personal representative of an intestate.

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Affinity

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Relationship by marriage

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Ancestor

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Relative of a previous generation.

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Ascendent

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Lineal ancestor

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Collateral Relative

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Nonlineal blood relations

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Consanguinity

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Relationship determined by blood ties

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Class

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Group of persons of the same degree

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Degrees of separation

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Number of generations a person is removed from the decedent

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Distributee

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Intestate inheritor of personal property

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Escheat

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Process by which the state inherits property of an intestate who has no heirs.

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Heir

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Intestate inheritor of real property.

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Illegitimate

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Born out of wedlock

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Intestate succession

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Persons who are entitled to inherit property of a person who dies without a will

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Issue

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Direct lineal descendents

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Laws of descent and distribution

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Statutes indicating a person’s intestate heirs.

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Laws of succession

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Statutes indicating a person’s intestate heirs

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Letters of administration

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Court orders authorizing the personal representative of an intestate to administer
the estate

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Lineal relation

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Blood relatives directly ascending or descending

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Next of kin

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Closest intestate blood relation

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Nonmarital children

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Children born out of wedlock.

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Per capita

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Equally to each person in his or her own right.

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Per stirpes

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Taking property by right of representation

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Testamentary capacity

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Legal ability to execute a will

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