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Ademption: A Stumbling Block To Your Estate Plan

Ademption occurs when the property that the Will leaves to someone is not present in the Testator’s estate when the Testator dies.

Your estate plan exists to make sure that your wishes are known and fulfilled. In particular, you have a will to make sure that your family is provided for and that your assets go to the people you want to care for and believe are deserving. However, failure to keep your will up to date or not managing your assets while keeping your will in mind can cause major problems with ademption.

Ademption and Your Will

Ademption occurs when the property that the Will leaves to someone is not present in the Testator’s estate when the Testator dies. Ademption only applies to specific bequests which are particular pieces of personal or real property.

The post Ademption: A Stumbling Block To Your Estate Plan appeared first on New York Estate Planning Lawyer Blog.

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