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FSE 2080- FUNERAL LAW 1.4 EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
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FSE 2080- FUNERAL LAW 1.4 EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
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FSE 2080- FUNERAL LAW 1.4
EXAM STUDY GUIDE
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ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
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, List 1 document which can be used as evidence to begin probate - ANS authenticated copy
of death certificate
Define a beneficiary by Florida Law - ANS Intestate - heirs
Testate- Devisee
Are stepchildren given the same status as blood children under the Florida Probate code? -
ANS No
Define Devise by Florida Probate Code? - ANS Testamentary disposition of real or personal
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property (noun)
to dispose of real or personal property by will or trust (verb)
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What term is defined as a person's usual place of dwelling and shall be synonymous with
residence? - ANS domicile
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Do heirs receive property from a will? - ANS Maybe but mostly receive from succession of the
estate
Do foster parents count as a parent in Florida Probate code? - ANS No
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What term is defined as the fiduciary appointed by the court to administer the estate - ANS
Personal Representative
What is another name for personal representative? - ANS Administrator
What term is defined as the assets of the estate which remain after the provision for any devise
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which is to be satisfied by reference to a specific property or type of property, fund, sum, or
statutory amount? - ANS Residuary devise
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If a husband/wife dies intestate, leaving alive a wife and 2 minor children of both the husband
and wife, what is the spousal share? - ANS First $60,000 of estate plus half of the balance
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If a husband dies intestate, leaving behind a wife but no children, what is the spousal share? -
ANS Entire estate
If a husband/wife dies intestate, leaving alive a wife and minor children from his first marriage,
but not from his current wife, what is the spousal share? - ANS 50%
Place the following heirs in order they would receive property, assuming there is no person in a
higher priority position - ANS 1.lineal descendants (children)
2.Parents
3.Siblings
4.Grandparents
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