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Anti-Lapse Provisions Gifts by will or in trust are often made to someone who dies before the deceased maker of the will or trust (Testator or Grantor). Anti-lapse statutes provide that the descendants of the deceased named beneficiary take the gift if the named beneficiary was a descendant of testator or grantor. Otherwise the gift to the named deceased beneficiary lapses. || Back to List of Topics ||
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Donald M.
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