survivorship
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- noun
- /sərˈvaɪvərˌʃɪp/
- Formal
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derecho de supervivencia
- No hospital visitation, no rights of survivorship, no health insurance, nothing.
- right of survivorship
If you own a property and you take title with a spouse as Community property with right of survivorship, this is.
- If you own a property and you take title with a spouse as Community property with right of survivorship, this is.
- So OP, the writer actually comments and goes the title to the house has them listed as joint tenants with the rights of survivorship.
Examples
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If a partner owning property puts the other partner on the deed as a joint tenant with right of survivorship, a gift has occurred.
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If you own a property and you take title with a spouse as Community property with right of survivorship, this is.
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The house was titled in joint tenancy with rights of survivorship with her current husband.
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Under some circumstances, it is a useful probate avoidance tool because property held in joint tenancy carries with it the "rights of survivorship."
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Brown expressed the opinion that the principle behind "The System" (essentially confirmation bias or survivorship bias) is what is behind belief in spiritualism or homeopathic and alternative medicine.
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In a joint tenancy with right of survivorship, the surviving owner automatically inherits the property when one owner dies.
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When preparing a will, it's important to understand the implications of survivorship rights in joint ownership.
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The legal documents clearly outlined the survivorship agreement for their family business after the partner's passing.
Synonyms
The passing of property or rights to a person after another dies
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Survivorship comes from the parts super- meaning 'over' or 'beyond' and vivere meaning 'to live', the same root you see in survive and revive. So, in law survivorship is the right to keep property or receive benefits after another owner dies.