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Often used in the same context:
settlor,
intestacy,
inter vivos trust,
irrevocable trust,
trustor,
testamentary,
inter vivos,
testator,
probating,
intestate,
unitrust,
predecease,
decedent,
testatrix,
grantor trust,
spouse,
annuitant,
perpetuities,
transferor,
includible,
qtip,
escheated,
inheritances,
grantor,
donee,
deferred annuity,
testate,
pledgee,
disinheriting,
obligee,
viatical settlement,
inheritance tax,
pendente lite,
fiduciary,
usufruct,
executor,
mortgagor,
quitclaim deed,
individual retirement account,
taxable,
heirship,
nondeductible,
decree absolute,
stepparent,
retirement savings account,
usufructuary,
bequests,
lump sum,
estate,
wardship,
transferee,
unreduced,
deductor,
arrearage,
escheatment,
trust deed,
guardianship,
residuary,
subchapter s corporation,
ascertainable,
cy pres,
donative,
executrix,
annuity,
reverter,
dower,
assessed value,
delp,
suretyship,
escrowing,
unmatured,
possessory,
joint tenancy,
revocable,
claimable,
promisor,
accommodator,
hypothec,
tontine,
quitclaim,
referable,
taxable income,
vendee,
administratrix,
taxability,
subdivider,
grandparent,
assessee,
insured person,
irrebuttable,
bailment,
situs,
bailee,
chattels,
beneficial owner,
conveyancer,
regrant,
codicil,
reversionary,
prenup,
survivorship,
reconveyance
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trust
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