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Vermont Statutes > Title 14 > Chapter 42 - Descent and Survivors' Rights


Current as of: 2010
§ 301Intestate estate
§ 302Dower and curtesy abolished
§ 303Afterborn heirs
§ 311Share of surviving spouse
§ 312Surviving spouse to receive household goods
§ 313Surviving spouse; vessel, snowmobile, or all-terrain vehicle
§ 314Share of heirs other than surviving spouse
§ 315Parent and child relationship
§ 316Support of surviving spouse and family during settlement
§ 317Allowance to children before payment of debts
§ 318Allowance to children before payment of debts
§ 319Waiver of will by surviving spouse
§ 320Effect of divorce order
§ 321Conveyance to defeat spouse's interest
§ 322Unlawful killing affecting inheritance
§ 331Degrees; how computed: kindred of half-blood
§ 332Share of afterborn child
§ 333Share of child or descendant of child omitted from will
§ 334Afterborn and omitted child; from what part of estate share taken
§ 335Beneficiary dying before testator; descendants to take
§ 336Individual absent and unheard of; share of estate
§ 337Requirement that individual survive decedent for 120 hours
§ 338Distribution; order in which assets appropriated; abatement

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Vermont Statutes > Title 14 > Chapter 42 - Descent and Survivors' Rights
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