Refers to each branch of a family receiving an equal share of an estate. When a beneficiaryA person who will receive something, possibly cash or real estate or personal property, through a Will or trust or income from a Will or Trust. A beneficiary can be a Specific Bequest beneficiary or a Residual beneficiary. predeceases the decedentA person who has died. In the Wisconsin probate and estate planning context, it usually refers to the person who created the Will or Trust after he or she has died., the share that would have gone to that beneficiaryA person who will receive something, possibly cash or real estate or personal property, through a Will or trust or income from a Will or Trust. A beneficiary can be a Specific Bequest beneficiary or a Residual beneficiary. is given to the heirs issueA person’s children and/or lineal descendants such a grandchildren and great-grandchildren. It refers to a direct blood line in Wisconsin along with legally adopted persons. In Wisconsin the term “issue by right of representation” is commonly used to indicate that a share of beneficiary, if predeceased, shall be distributed to his or her children or lineal descendants. Although slightly different this is often also referred to as Per Stirpes distribution. in equal shares at each surviving generation. Also see IssueA person’s children and/or lineal descendants such a grandchildren and great-grandchildren. It refers to a direct blood line in Wisconsin along with legally adopted persons. In Wisconsin the term “issue by right of representation” is commonly used to indicate that a share of beneficiary, if predeceased, shall be distributed to his or her children or lineal descendants. Although slightly different this is often also referred to as Per Stirpes distribution..
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