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Personal Representatives and Ongoing Contractual Obligations of the Decedent

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A beneficiary can choose to “disclaim” all or part of their inheritance for financial, tax, or personal reasons but strict rules and deadlines apply. Improper disclaimers can have tax consequences, and the property will pass according to the estate plan, not the beneficiary’s preference.

Fegreus & Broderick, LLP can guide beneficiaries through the disclaimer process to ensure it’s done correctly and in compliance with the law.
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