Question

List the five ways a person can dispose of his estate.

Answer 1

What does "dispose of" mean to you?

Answer 2

get rid of

Answer 3

Death?

Answer 4

Oh, sure. May your fate be better.

Answer 5

"dispose of" is a fancy way of writing "get rid of." Let's not get rid of tkhunny.

So, suppose you, dude, have something with value that you no longer want. how could you "dispose of" it?

Answer 6

Have you any friends or family? If not, you could give some of your estate to tkhunny. The legal term for that is "bequeath." How else might you dispose of your prized belongings, such as your iguana monster and mountain bike?

Answer 7

What about your Palm Springs vacation home?

Answer 8

It'd be awesome were you to respond here.

Answer 9

what's the one where you share it with your spouse

Answer 10

@mathmale

Answer 11

See the following:

legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/joint+tenancy

Answer 12

thanks

Answer 13

a will, trust, living trust, joint tenancy, and

Answer 14

@mathmale

Answer 15

neglecting to make a will is called

Answer 16

Have you tried looking up "disposing of an estate?"
It would be to your benefit to do all you can to find answers before asking for help.

You could search "neglecting to make a will" and see what search results turn up.

"neglecting to make a will" doesn't have a name.

Instead, we say that the person who neglected to make a will "dies ...... "
See whether your search turns up that term.

Answer 17

it's called intestate