What are pretermitted children and what effect do they have on an estate?
What will be an ideal response?
A child who is born or adopted by the testator after a will has been executed that does not mention the afterborn or adopted child. The pretermitted child takes an intestate share of the parent’s estate. This only applies to minors and not to adult children. It can wreak havoc on a decedent’s intent. It is entirely possible that an afterborn child will take a portion of an estate that is larger than the siblings or inherit at the expense of a spouse.
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Shepard’s Citations constitute an elaborate system of case and statute data collection for updating your research. Explain Shepard’s process of accumulating case information, as well as its system of organizing the material in each publication.
What will be an ideal response?
A landholder has a reasonable duty of care towards a licensee except when
A) the licensee has the landholder's consent to go onto the property B) there is an attractive nuisance C) the licensee is a trespasser D) the landholder does not know that the licensee is on landholder's property
The landholder owes to a licensee the same duty of care as that owed to a trespasser
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Federal laws are officially published in the
A. Federal Statutes. B. United States Code. C. Federal Bureau Guidelines. D. Codes andStatutes Book.