For Estate we have terms and definitions in 21 topics. The topics are Accounting, Ancestors, Charitable Donation, Charitable Giving, Conservation, Dairy Production, Divorce, Dream, Foreclosure, Frauds and Scams, Fundraising, Genealogy, Insolvency, Law, Legal, Offshore Trading, Personal Injury Law, Purchasing A Home, Real Estate, Sociology and Tax.

Estate (Accounting)

is the entire group of assets owned by an individual at the time of his or her death. The estate includes all fundspersonal effectsinterests in business enterprisestitles to property-real estate and chattelsand evidences of ownership such as stocksbonds and mortgages ownednotes receivableetc. All claims against an estate must be duly filed with the Executor or Administrator of the estateand approved by the court of law under which the will is being probated or the line of heritage is being determined before the indebtedness may be satisfied.

Estate (Ancestors)

The property – belongings and assets - left by an individual at the time of death for dispersal among surviving heirs.

Estate (Charitable Donation)

All of the property and assets owned by you at the time of death. This property will be distributed according to your wishes as outlined in your Will, Trust or other document. If you do not have a document in place, your estate will be distributed

Estate (Charitable Giving)

Generally, all the property an individual owns or controls at death, including retirement assets and life insurance. The term is also used to refer to the taxable entity that is created upon an individual’s death.

Estate (Conservation)

The interest or sort of interest that one has in property such as life estate, estate of a deceased, real estate.

Estate (Dairy Production)

Real and personal property of a dead person (also a bankrupt person). The assets and liabilities of a dead or bankrupt person.

Estate (Divorce)

A right or interest in property or the property of a deceased person.

Estate (Dream)

To dream that you come into the ownership of a vast estate, denotes that you will receive a legacy at some distant day, but quite different to your expectations. For a young woman, this dream portends that her inheritance will be of a disappointing nature. She will have to live quite frugally, as her inheritance will be a poor man and a house full of children.

Estate (Foreclosure)

The total assets a person has when he dies, including real property.

Estate (Frauds and Scams)

Interests in real and/or personal property.

Estate (Fundraising)

All the assets and liabilities of individuals or entities, such as corporations, trusts, or partnerships. The most common sorts of estates thought of in planned giving are the estates of living individuals and decedents.

Estate (Genealogy)

The whole of one's possessions; especially all the property left by a deceased person

Estate (Insolvency)

Under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, the name given to the file or bankruptcy estate.

Estate (Law)

A person's property.

Estate (Legal)

A person's property.

Estate (Offshore Trading)

Interests in real and/or personal property.

Estate (Personal Injury Law)

An estate consists of personal property (car, household items, and other tangible items), real property, and intangible property, such as stock certificates and bank accounts, owned in the individual name of a person at the time of the persons death. It does not include life insurance proceeds unless the estate was made the beneficiary) or other assets that pass outside the estate (like joint tenancy asset).

Estate (Purchasing A Home)

The ownership interest of an individual in real property. The sum total of all the real property and personal property owned by an individual at time of death.

Estate (Real Estate)

The interest or nature of the interest which one has in property, such as a life estate, the estate of a deceased, real estate, etc.

Estate (Sociology)

A form of stratification established by law.

Estate (Tax)

Real and personal property owned by a person at the time of death (real property is land and anything permanently attached to it).

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