share of the estate

My share of the estate is the same in either will.

By pressing the children's rights, the women should get a share of the estate, she said.

Is it to find out where a relative left the will so you can get your share of the estate?

Why do you want my share of the estate?

"It may be deducted from our share of the estate," Michael pointed out.

"Should you double my share of the estate, you will keep half?"

The claimant was allowed to withdraw money from his share of the estate.

I would have to separate my share of the estate from that of the Brothers.

There are two beneficiaries who will each receive equal shares of the estate.

Unless the other heirs agree to let him have his normal share of the estate."

"They must have been thinking of the future, hoping for a share of the estate.

Clement might now have a real chance for a share of the estate, but the opportunity comes too late for him.

Her second husband did indeed inherit from an estranged brother in Florida, but his share of the estate was less than a million dollars.

Hunter felt that he had been cheated of his share of the estate.

So, you'll get most of Susie's share of the estate, along with your own, and the beach house.

His status is that of a possible heir; he may be awarded a share of the estate.

"It will be deducted from my share of the estate, of course," said Susan.

Walter inherited Joshua's share of the estate from Josh's father.

"Each heir receives a proportionate share of the estate," explained the administrator.

Specifically, the final clause dealing with Morion's share of the estate."

The heir is obliged to pay the other siblings their share of the estate (originally only 50% to sisters).

Ariel took her share of the estate in cash and went to live in New York.

The document provided that their shares of the estate be divided among their heirs.

The legitime cannot be infringed in order to give a spouse or other beneficiary a greater share of the estate.

He had been waiting, like a vulture, for his grandfather to die, in order to collect his share of the estate."