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decent

issues include how the debts of the person who dies.

intestate

die without a will valid with are said to new intestate.

administrator

court appointed representative for descendant

estate

bundle of ownership rights in, and powers over, realty; also, property of the descendant.



testate

to die without a will

will

person directs how his or her property is to be distribute after death.

testator

person that makes a will.

executor

in-testates personal representatives appointed to settle the state.

codicil

formal, written, and witnessed amendment to a will.

holographic will

will, written, and witness amendment to a will.

nun-coprative will

orally made will

escheats

reversion of property to the state

trust

legal vehicle used to transfer the immediate control of property.



trustee

legel entity having title to the property named in trust.

settlor

creator of a trust

beneficiary

party who benefits from the act of others; trust is manage

inter vivos trust

trust is created during the lifetime of the settlor

testamentary trust

withdrawing an offer before it is accepted

revocable trust

withdrawing an offer before it is accepted

charitable trust

created for the fulfillment of an altruistic purpose

private trust

created for private reasons

spend thrift trust

created to protect the beneficiary interest in property from the beneficiary's creditors

express trust

trust in which terms are explicitly state by the settler

resulting trust

implied trust formed to hold property for its original owner

consturctive

require a person holding property to transfer it to another because retention would be wrongful and unjust enrichment of the owner