Business Hints for Men and Women
and whether in youth, mid-age or declining years, every owne
r the foolish notion that it is a pr
of the disposition one wishes to have mad
be of sound mind and not less
ingle, if of proper age, ar
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be written
employed only when through accident, or sudden seizure by a fatal
eliable and unprejudiced witnesses, and gener
usually begins with some such form as: "I, George Brown, being of sound mind and
e cancelled or changed in any way by the make
cancels all pr
existing will is k
a will is cal
a will is cal
TIONS
ll or gift as he chooses, but if he is married the
, deprive his wife of her "right of dowe
fe need not accept other property th
is a life interest only. On her death it goes to t
there is no r
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the testator, but it serves as a bar
l, but unless quite familiar with such work i
carry out the purpose of the tes
at the time the will is pr
habitual drunkard, is eligible for the post of an executor. If an execu
wo witnesses to a will,
, but they must understand before signing that it is
will is void if the wit
d is valid, except that the witne
d sign at the same time
law assumes that he was forgotten by the testator and generally gi
or, in the presence of the witnes
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the testator. It is his duty to see that
ors, unless relieved by the provisions of the will, are required to file bonds, pr
e person so named refuses to act, or if he dies or resi
urt is known or called an "admin
es of deceased is known as "the probate," in others it is calle
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g a will, the judge of the proper court will
e method o
tions of the officer having jurisdiction in such matters. 4. He must make a careful list of all the property belonging to the estate. The value of the personal property is estimated by men specially appointed by the court for the purpose and known as "appraisers". 5. The administrator must account for eve
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der prescribed by law. The
. The widow's allowance or award. 3. Debts due the
y sums, is divided among the rightful heirs under the d
been appointed to settle the estate of the deceased, whose name is given, and he mus
ction of the court, the same authority re
are regarded as debts and must be paid from
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ded among the heirs, the administrator files
agree to settle it out of court. This sav