| For instance, if a decedent was married at the time of death, the spouse will likely start the probate alone. |
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| There is no reason why the decedent would have lied to her or would have fabricated evidence. |
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| Of particular interest will be the age at the time of death, the month of death, and the place of birth of each named decedent. |
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| Taxes on inheritance were more favorable to legitimate than to illegitimate children of the decedent. |
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| The parents of the decedent sued the medical examiner for violating their rights and those of their son to the free exercise of their religion. |
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| This limitation does not apply to the pursual of the limits of liability insurance covering the decedent or the personal representative. |
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| Title to the real estate descended directly from the decedent to the heir or heirs, or to the devisee or devisees named in the will. |
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| Until the 19th century, liability for the debts of a decedent was limited to the assets of his personal estate. |
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| This section provides information on the types of assistance available for families under both the living and decedent estates programs. |
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| In order to inherit from the decedent, the heir must be alive and there must be no impediment to the exercise of his right. |
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| As such, includibility rested on whether the decedent remained a cotrustee at the time of death. |
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| However, the executor acting on behalf of a non-resident decedent must file an income tax return for the year of death and pay any tax that may be necessary on the deemed disposition. |
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| An Anoscopy was performed, revealing no internal hemorrhoids, and the decedent was conservatively treated. |
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| The weakness of this system, however, is that the indefeasible share can be diminished or wiped out if the decedent has given away most or all of his property before his death. |
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| In contrast to Anglo-American law, the assets of the decedent pass directly to the heirs, who are determined by the rules of intestacy or by testamentary disposition. |
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| The heirs are liable for the debts of the decedent with their own property, but by taking appropriate steps they may limit their liability to the assets of the estate. |
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| The last two are the ways in which the modern systems of inheritance work: the estate is reallotted according to the rules of intestacy law or according to the will of the decedent. |
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| One decedent was found inside the aircraft, and the second decedent was found two days after the accident outside the aircraft, near the position where the aircraft crashed, in 55 feet of water. |
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| The amount of the rights or things that is brought into the income computation of the decedent for the year of death is the value of the rights or things at the time of death. |
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| For example, transfers from decedent to administrator, from ward to guardian, and from bankrupt to trustee in bankruptcy are governed by other law as to both the time they occur and the substance of the transfer. |
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| The property referred to in 1 may include shares of a corporation the value of which depends at least in part upon the value of a life insurance policy under which the decedent was the person whose life was insured. |
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| According to Nurse Collins, Nurse Badmus should have monitored the decedent herself. |
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| In Estate of Liljestrand, the decedent owned interests in numerous pieces of real estate. |
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| Life estates given to the decedent by others in which the decedent has no further control or power at the date of death are not included. |
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| In In re Estate of Joffe, the decedent left her residuary estate to her surviving child and left only a nominal amount to the children of her predeceased child. |
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| More than forty-five days have elapsed since the death of the Decedent. |
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