The planned giving programs of most charities derive the bulk of their revenue from matured bequests. Their finance departments understandably seek a reasonable estimate about timing of payment. Counsel for the donor’s estate usually will cooperate in projecting the availability of the funds. Without exception, counsel asks the charity to sign a Family Settlement Agreement (FSA), sometimes referred to as a “Receipt, Release and Indemnification Agreement,” committing the charity to the return
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