Asked by CECILIA SIOCO on May 04, 2024

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On the death of the owner, property can be transferred through a will, a trust, or a state law prescribing its distribution. This indicates our laws require that, on death, title to property must be

A) dissociated from a decedent's estate.
B) disposed of by a trustee.
C) dissolved in favor of a beneficiary.
D) delivered in full somewhere.

Trustee

An individual or firm that holds or administers property or assets for the benefit of a third party.

Beneficiary

An individual or entity entitled to benefits or advantages from something, such as a trust, insurance policy, or a will.

Decedent's Estate

The real and personal property owned by an individual at the time of their death, subject to distribution according to their will or state laws.

  • Understand the different methods through which property can be transferred after an individual's death.
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sayed mahfoodMay 08, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The statement implies that upon the death of an owner, the law mandates that the property's title must be transferred or passed on, indicating it must be "delivered in full somewhere," whether through a will, a trust, or according to state law.