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Definition – Testate

July 15, 2009

Testate means that a Decedent has died leaving a Last Will and Testament to be admitted to probate.

Filed under: Estate Administration,Estate Planning,Legal Posts — Christopher Miller

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South Carolina Trust and Estate Law Blog

Definition – Testate

July 15, 2009