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11A West's Tex. Forms, Estate Planning § 18:25 (4th ed.)
West's Texas Forms
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May 2023 Update
Estate Planning
Donald J. Malouf, Henry J. Lischer, Jr., Alex E. Nakos
Part V. Wills Establishing Testamentary Trusts for Taxable Estates
Chapter 18. Wills for Married Person with Children: Separate Estates Are Subject to Federal Estate Tax and Marital Deduction to Be Used
II. Forms
A. Bypass Trust Terminates After Death of Surviving Spouse by Distribution to Separate Children's Trusts
3. Surviving Spouse and Children Are Beneficiaries of the Bypass Trust
§ 18:25. Spouse's, marital, and bypass trust will—Provision—Bypass trust terminates after death of surviving spouse by distribution to separate children's trusts—Surviving spouse and children are beneficiaries of the bypass trust—Surviving spouse possesses no power of appointment over bypass trust
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