decedent in Spanish
decedent in Spanish is causante, fallecido — decedent means a legal term for a person who has died, used mainly in wills, estates, and probate law.
decedent in Spanish
causante
(legal, chiefly, _, US) A dead person.
fallecido
(legal, chiefly, _, US) A dead person.
What does "decedent" mean?
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noun A legal term for a person who has died, used mainly in wills, estates, and probate law.
"The decedent's estate was divided equally among his three children."
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decedent in a sentence
- The decedent's estate was divided equally among his three children.
- Under state law, the decedent's debts must be settled before any inheritance is paid out.
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What is "decedent" in Spanish?
"decedent" in Spanish is causante, fallecido. decedent means: A legal term for a person who has died, used mainly in wills, estates, and probate law.
How do you use "decedent" in a sentence?
Example: "The decedent's estate was divided equally among his three children." In Spanish, "decedent" is causante, fallecido.
Are there other ways to say "decedent" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "decedent": causante, fallecido.
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