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Uniform Probate Code (UPC)
comprehensive uniform law, update and unify state law concerning the dispotition and administration of property at death
Will
document that executed with specific legal formalities by a person and contains her instructions about the way her property will be disposed of at her death
Bequest/Lagacy
a gift of personal property
Devise
a gift of real property
Residuary
the balance of the estate that is left after specific devises and bequests are made by the will
Issue
lineal descendants
Per Capita
each of a group of persons to receive under a will share equally
Per Stirpes
each surviving descendant divides the share that the parents would have taken if the parent survived
Testamentary Capacity
able to make a valid will
Joint Will
a single instrument that constitutes the will of both or all of the testators and is executed by both or all
Mutual Wills
individual wills that reflect a common plan of distribution.
Attestation Clause
states that the formalities have been followed in the execution of the will
Nuncupative Will
an oral will
Holographic Will
written and singed in the tesators handwriting
Widows Dower
life estate in one-third of the lands owned by husband
Curtesy
converse of dower for widower
Codicil
an amendment of a will
Living Wills
documents in which a person states in adcance her intention to forgo or obtain certain life prolonging medical procedres
Durable power of attorney
document that gives another person the legal authority to act on one’s behalf in the case of mental/physical incapacity
General power of attorney
express statement in which one person gives another person the authority to do an act or a series of act on behalf of the person granting the power
Intestate
person dies without having made a will
Probate
property belonging to the decendent at the time of his/her death
Trust
legal relationship in which a person who has legal rights to property has the duty to hold it for the use or benefit of another person
Trustor/Settlor
person who creats the trust
Trustee
person who holds the property for the benefit of another person
Beneficiary
the person who benefits the property is held in trust
Corpus
the body of a trust
Testamentary Trust
established in a persons will