Disownment

Disinheritance - Disinheritance is the legal act of deliberately excluding an heir from receiving property or assets from a deceased person's estate, typically through the terms specified in a will or trust. This action can be taken for various personal, financial, or relational reasons, and must comply with legal statutes to be effective.

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Label (rdfs): Disinheritance
Preferred Label: Disownment
Alternative Labels: Estate Exclusion, Exclusion from Inheritance, Heir Exclusion
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Definition and Examples

Definition: Disinheritance is the legal act of deliberately excluding an heir from receiving property or assets from a deceased person's estate, typically through the terms specified in a will or trust. This action can be taken for various personal, financial, or relational reasons, and must comply with legal statutes to be effective.
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Sub Class Of: Estate Planning Objectives

Rescission
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