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You Can Call Me Ray, or You Can Call Me J: Common Terms with Different Names

By: Mary Merrell Bailey, JD, CPA, MBA, MSTaxation, MSAccounting

Estate Planning is a specialized field with its own vocabulary. Often, the same idea is known by multiple names, which can be particularly confusing to our clients and non-attorney colleagues. Use this glossary as a brief cheat-sheet of some familiar concepts and their frequent pseudonyms.

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