hereditary succession
Hereditary succession is the passing or division of an estate when a person dies without a will; also known as intestate succession.The estate of a person who has died intestate goes through probate court.
Hereditary succession is the passing or division of an estate when a person dies without a will; also known as intestate succession.The estate of a person who has died intestate goes through probate court.
Holographic will is an unattested will that is written and signed in the testator’s own handwriting. A holographic will, by definition, does not need witnesses to be valid.
A home study, also called an “adoption study”, is an investigation to determine whether the prospective adoptive parents are fit and qualified to care for a child and whether the physical environment of their home is safe and healthy for all occupants. Usually the investigation includes the health, medical, criminal, family and home background of the adoptive parents.
A household can be defined as those who dwell under the same residential roof and compose a family. A household is distinct and should be distinguished from a family because a household does not need to have the same financial, emotional, and social interconnection. However, a family can be a household. Dawson v.
A householder is the person responsible for providing a livelihood for a household.
A housekeeper is a person who occupies a house. In other words, a housekeeper is in actual possession of a house and must occupy the whole house.
[Last reviewed in June of 2022 by the Wex Definitions Team]
Immediate relatives are the closest family members, which usually include parents, spouses, and children, sometimes including siblings and grandparents. The relationships are created via blood, adoption, and marriage.
The scope of immediate relatives is varied in different laws and regulations, and the difference has a deep influence on their duty and rights.
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Impotence or impotency means the physical incapacity to copulate. Impotence usually refers to a person's, typically a man’s, inability to consummate the marriage. Impotence could provide valid grounds for annulment of marriage if such a condition existed at the time of marriage.
In extremis means to face dire circumstances, which may include imminent death or being near the point of death. An in extremis condition is a prerequisite for a nuncupative will. In McClain v. Adams, 135 Tex.