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- I am likely to predecease you.
If you should predecease me, a most unlikely event, then the rights to Murder of the Year would come back to where they started. Is that all right?
In the event I predecease my wife, I leave all my tangible personal property to her."
unless, 0f c0urse, that she sh0uId predecease y0u.
- I am likely to predecease you.
If you should predecease me, a most unlikely event, then the rights to Murder of the Year would come back to where they started. Is that all right?
In the event I predecease my wife, I leave all my tangible personal property to her."
unless, 0f c0urse, that she sh0uId predecease y0u.
He can also verify that there is language in the will that guarantees Haley's share goes to her mother in the event that she predeceases her.
He can also verify that there is language in the will that guarantees Haley's share goes to her mother in the event that she predeceases her.
"Alex Carver, predeceased by his wife Livia" by three years, "survived by their daughter, Beatrix."
Are you, um are you, are you, are you predeceased?
But in the event that Hayden predeceased her stepmother...
But, sir, he was predeceased by his wife and two daughters.
Everything was left to her husband, unless he predeceased her, in which case, her estate would go straight to her son, Ben.
But Mr. Goedler left his estate to the children, in the event of Miss Blacklock predeceasing you?
"Alex Carver, predeceased by his wife Livia" by three years, "survived by their daughter, Beatrix."
Are you, um are you, are you, are you predeceased?
But in the event that Hayden predeceased her stepmother...
But, sir, he was predeceased by his wife and two daughters.
Everything was left to her husband, unless he predeceased her, in which case, her estate would go straight to her son, Ben.
But Mr. Goedler left his estate to the children, in the event of Miss Blacklock predeceasing you?