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What Happens to a Lapsed Gift in New York Estate Law?
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What Does it Mean for a Gift to “Lapse” in New York Estate Law?
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What is a “Creditor” in New York Estate Law?
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What is a “Court” in New York Estate Law?
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What Is The Definition of "Testamentary Beneficiary" In Regards To New York Estate Law?
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What Does "Acknowledged" Mean In Regards To New York Estate Law?
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What is a "demonstrative disposition" in New York estate law?
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What is a "disposition" in New York estate law?
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What is a "will" in New York estate law?
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What is "property" in New York estate law?