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- Incidents of ownership:
any ownership or control over a life insurance policy.
- Individual retirement
programs: Individual retirement programs allow you to name
beneficiaries to receive any money left in the account at the time of
your death. Therefore, the money goes directly to your beneficiaries
and is not subject to probate.
- Inherit: to receive
property from someone who has died.
- Inheritance tax*:
a tax on a decedent's net estate that is levied after the estate is
transmitted to the inheritors. Estate Taxes – federal taxes assessed
on the property of a deceased person. Death or inheritance taxes are
called estate taxes for Federal tax purposes.
- Inheritors: people
or legal entities who inherit property.
- Instrument: document,
document which creates a trust
- Inter Vivos Trust:
living trust
- Intestate: dying
without a will or other estate plan in place.
- Intestate succession:
state law which dictates how your estate is distributed in the event
you die without a will or other estate plan in place.
- Irrevocable trust:
trust which cannot be revoked, voided, or amended in any way once it
is set up.
- Issue: legal term referring
to one’s children or direct descendents.
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