Definition of «testamentary»

The term "testamentary" refers to something that is related to a will or testament. It can describe an action, document, or disposition made in accordance with a will or testament. In other words, it pertains to anything that is done or created as part of the process of making and executing a will.

Phrases with «testamentary»

Sentences with «testamentary»

However, the changes to the taxation of testamentary trusts will likely make alter ego and joint partner trusts a more attractive estate planning vehicle for some. (mcinnescooper.com)
Wills that are challenged on the basis that they are the result of undue influence (or on other grounds such as lack of testamentary capacity on the part of the will maker) must go through a court process called «proof in solemn form». (mclartywolf.com)
In recent years it has become popular to challenge the validity of wills based on lack of knowledge and approval and / or on the basis of lack of testamentary capacity as opposed to suggesting undue influence. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
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