If a Pretermitted Child Can Prove That the Omission Was

question 7

True/False

If a pretermitted child can prove that the omission was unintentional, the omitted child may be able to inherit an intestate share of the parent's estate.

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Definitions:

Few Persons

A term not widely used in a specific financial or legal context; generally, it refers broadly to a small number of individuals.

Commingles

The act of mixing or combining funds or properties in a way that makes them indistinguishable from one another.

Corporate Interests

The concerns, objectives, or priorities of a corporation, often related to profitability, growth, and protecting the company's market position.

Debts

Money owed by one party to another under an agreement to repay borrowed funds or services.