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Keywords: vivos, alive, testamentary, lifetime, settlor

Given away without receiving compensation, such as a gift. There are often tax...

Used in the phrase ‘gift inter vivos', or gifts between living individuals and used in conjunction with the seven year gifting period for potential Exempt Transfers (PETs) under Inheritance Tax rules.

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Property that is transferred while living, as opposed to being transferred by will.

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This means among or between the living.

scselfservice.org

(lat.) between the living

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During a person's lifetime, usually a directive that is made during one's lifetime -- such as an inter vivos trust or living trust.

ashland.edu

During the life; while alive; e.g., an inter vivos gift.

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Term used in law to describe agreements made while living.

pcafoundation.com

Between the living; from one living person to another.

strangecpa.com

Latin term that means "between the living." An inter vivos trust is created while you are living instead of after you die. A revocable living trust is an inter vivos trust.

ohioelderlaw.com

A type of trust created during one's lifetime to hold property for the benefit of another person.

cgu.edu

Latin meaning "during life". Used to describe a gift made during a person's lifetime (as opposed to a bequest in a will) or a trust.

fsbo-home.com

During ones lifetime. An inter vivos trust is a trust that can be created by a person while they are alive. A testamentary trust is a trust created by a will on the death of the person making the will.

easywill.ca

(Latin: between lives). While alive. For example, an inter vivos transfer is a transfer made while one is alive.

wcel.org

Between living persons

banking.com

Latin: from one living person to another living person. For example, an inter vivos trust is one which the settlor sets up to take effect while he or she is still alive. It can be contrasted with the testamentary trust, which is to take effect only upon the settlor's death. Another example is the sale of a life estate which can only occur between persons living; i.e. inter vivos.

bailyes.com

the term to describe a legal arrangement whereby, during lifetime, a person at once transfers proper to another person or corporate body. (cf. mortis causa below).

churchdocs.org

Between the living, e.g., an inter vivos gift, that of a living settlor.

elks.org

Trust â€“ A Trust that is created during a person's lifetime, which holds property for the benefit of another.

rebaldwin.com

Trust: A trust created while the creator of the trust is living. Also known as a Living Trust.

dsayles.com

Transactions taking place between living individuals rather than when one of the parties is dead or contemplating death.

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Keywords: decedent, heirs, assuring, wishes, according

A legal means of assuring that a decedent's property and assets are transferred to his or her heirs according to the decedent's wishes.

chooselaw.com

Keywords: life, one

During one's life.

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