Quiz 2 Vocab Flashcards

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Issue

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a person’s lineal descendants.

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Testate

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Dying with a validly executed will

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3
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Intestate

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Dying without a Will

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4
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Bequest

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gift of personal property passing under a Will

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Specific Bequest

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a gift of a specific item of personal property in a will.

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Legacy (general legacy)

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a gift of personal property passing under a Will but it usually refers to money.

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Demonstrative Legacy

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A gift of a specified sum of money that comes from a specific source.

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Legatee

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A person who receives a gift of cash under a Will.

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9
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Devise

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gift of real property

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10
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Specific Devise

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a gift of specific real property made by Will

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Devisee

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A person who received a gift of property under a Will.

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Residuary Dispositions (residue)

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all of the property remaining after the testator has given all of his/her specifically named bequests and devises.

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13
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Abatement

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in estate planning this term refers to a reduction in the sum of gift to a beneficiary when sums are insufficient to pay the debts and taxes.

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14
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Ademption

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What occurs when a specific bequest is disposed of prior to the decedent’s death. It’s not in the estate; the devisee or legatee does not get it.

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15
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Satisfaction

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When testator gives the property to the beneficiary before they die.

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16
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Anti-lapse statute

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prevents the gift from lapsing by substituting the beneficiary’s issue for the beneficiary.

17
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Per Stirpes

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the beneficiaries receive their share based upon the level of lineal descendants they are from their ancestor the decedent.

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Per Capita

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The surviving beneficiaries each receive an equal share.

19
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heir

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This term describes a person who is entitled to receive the real property of one who dies intestate.

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Next-of-kin (distributee)

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This is the person who inherits the personal property of the decedent who dies intestate.

21
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Consanguinity

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Lineal relations are those that follow a direct line, meaning they would be your ascendants (ancestors) or your descendants. Parent-grandparent-great grandparent.

22
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Affinity

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it means related by blood but they are not ascending or descending, they are collateral. Siblings – aunts/uncles – cousins

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Pretermitted Children

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After born children. Children born after the making of the will, or omitted because their parents forgot about them.

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Pretermitted Spouse

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Decedent executes a will, and then marries, and then dies. Spouse is entitled to intestate share.

25
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Escheat

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when there are no heirs the property passes to the state.

26
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Felonious slayer statute

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Can’t inherit from a decedent if you kill them, or had them killed.