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what is a estate?
Everything one
owns
what is estate planning?
A definite
plan for the administration
and disposition of one’s
property during one’s life-
time and at one’s death.
what is a will?
The legal declaration
of a person’s mind as to
the disposition of his or
her property after death.
what does intestate mean?
Without a valid
will.
what is a probate?
The legal proce-
dure of proving a valid or
invalid will
what is a simple will?
A will that
leaves everything to the
spouse; also called an I
love you will.
what is a traditional marital share will?
A will in which the
grantor leaves one-half of
the adjusted gross estate
to the spouse.
what is a stated dollar amount will?
A will that allows you
to pass on to your spouse
any amount that satisfies
your family objectives.
what is a holographic will?
A hand-written will.
what is a formal will?
A will that is
usually prepared with an
attorney’s assistance.
what is a beneficiary?
A person
who has been named to
receive property under a
will.
what is a statutory will
A formal
will on a preprinted form.
what is a guardian ?
A person who
assumes responsibility for
providing children with
personal care and manag-
ing the deceased’s estate
for them.
what is a trustee?
A person or an
institution that holds or
manages property for the
benefit of someone else
under a trust agreement.
what is a codicil ?
A document that
modifies provisions in an
existing will.
what is a prenuptial agreement ?
A
documentary agreement
between spouses before
marriage.
what is a living will ?
A document
that enables an individual,
while well, to express
the intention that life be
allowed to end if he or
she becomes terminally ill.
what is a ethical will?
A document
that dispenses emotional
and spiritual wealth to
heirs.
what is a power of attorney?
A legal
document authorizing
someone to act on one’s
behalf.
what is a trustor ?
The creator of
a trust; also called the
grantor.
what is a trust?
A legal arrange-
ment through which
one’s assets are held by a
trustee.
what is a revocable trust?
A trust
whose terms the trus-
tor retains the rights to
change.
what is a irrevocable trust?
A trust
that cannot be altered or
ended by its creator.
what is a credit-shelter trust?
A trust
that allows married cou-
ples to leave everything to
each other tax free.
what is a disclaimer trust?
A trust
designed for a couple who
do not yet have enough
assets to need a credit-
shelter trust but may need
one in the future
what is a testamentary trust?
A
trust established by the
creator’s will that becomes
effective upon his or her
death.
what is a life insurance trust?
A trust
whose assets are derived
at least in part from the
proceeds of life insurance.
what is community property?
Any
property that has been
acquired by either spouse
during the marriage.
what is a estate tax?
A federal tax
on the right of a deceased
person to transfer prop-
erty and life insurance at
death.
what is life insurance trust ?
A trust
whose assets are derived
at least in part from the
proceeds of life insurance.
what is community property?
Any
property that has been
acquired by either spouse
during the marriage.
what is a estate tax ?
A federal tax
on the right of a deceased
person to transfer prop-
erty and life insurance at
death.
what is a inheritance tax ?
A tax lev-
ied on the right of an heir
to receive an estate.
what is a gift tax?
A federal and
state tax on the privilege
of making gifts to others