This court case in New Jersey held that posthumously conceived children were the heirs of the decedent father, even if there was no estate to distribute, because it could have an effect on the children in the future if a relative left a will providing for the deceased father’s “heirs”.
a. Gillett-Netting v. Barnhard
b. Hart v. Shalala
c. Estate of Kolacy
d. Jones v. New Jersey
c. Estate of Kolacy
Legal Studies & Paralegal
You might also like to view...
Which of the following is a section of a complaint?
a. Caption b. Jurisdictional allegations c. General allegations d. Prayer for relief e. All of these choices are correct
Legal Studies & Paralegal
The principle that property acquired during coverture is owned equally by husband and wife is called?
A. ?equitable distribution. B. ?marital property. C. ?community property. D. ?entireties property.
Legal Studies & Paralegal
List and explain three federal employment laws.
What will be an ideal response?
Legal Studies & Paralegal
A demand for inspection allows a party to gain access to the property in the possession of another party.
a. true b. false
Legal Studies & Paralegal