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Pretermitted Children

Defined Child born or adopted after Testator executes the will. Note: Some states include children born before will execution who are omitted from the will or whom the testator erroneously believed were dead. Governed by: EC §§ 255.051-255.056

Purpose & Policy Provide for “left-out” children by giving them a forced share under statutorily-specified circumstances. Based on theory that the testator would have provided for them if he/she had known they would exist.

When Pretermitted Child Not Entitled To Share T provided for PC in will For example, “I leave my ranch to my children.” “I leave all my property to my spouse. If my spouse predeceases me, I leave all my property to my children.”

When Pretermitted Child Not Entitled To Share T provided for PC in will, or T provided for PC by non-probate asset For example, As a beneficiary of a life insurance policy. As a pay on death beneficiary of a bank account.

When Pretermitted Child Not Entitled To Share T provided for PC in will, or T provided for PC by non-probate asset, or T mentioned PC in will. Example “I intentionally make no provision for any child born or adopted after I execute this will.” Who “really” wants this provision?

If Will Makes No Gift to Testator’s Children -- Situations Testator had no children at time of will execution. Testator has one or more children at time of will execution but leaves them nothing.

If Will Makes No Gift to Testator’s Children -- Computation Ascertain amount of estate not passing to PC’s other parent. Give PC share of this amount as if Testator died intestate with no surviving spouse. Pretend this amount is individual property when doing the computation.

If Will Provides for at Least 1 of Testator’s Then Living Children Ascertain amount of estate given to T’s children. Ascertain number of children beneficiaries. Ascertain number of PCs. Add Bs plus PCs (Step 2 + Step 3). Divide Step 1/Step 4 to determine amount each PC receives. Gifts to other children reduced proportionately.

W’s will gives her entire estate to H. Problem 5(a) Husband == Wife A B C PC W’s will gives her entire estate to H.

Problem 5(b) Husband == Wife A B C PC W’s will gives $25,000 to H and the residuary worth $400,000 to the American Red Cross.

Problem 5(c) Husband == Wife A B C PC W’s will gives her entire estate worth $500,000 to the American Red Cross.

Problem 5(d) W’s will gives: Husband == Wife A B C PC $50,000 to A $30,000 to B $20,000 to C

Problem 5(e) Husband == Wife A B C PC W’s will gives $100,000 to A and residuary worth $250,000 to the Tech Law Foundation.

Problem 5(f) Husband == Wife A B C PC Wife named PC as the beneficiary of her life insurance policy. Wife’s estate is worth $400,000.

W’s will gives her entire estate to H. Problem 6(a) Husband == Wife PC W’s will gives her entire estate to H.

Problem 6(b) Husband == Wife PC W’s will gives $25,000 to H and the residuary worth $250,000 to the American Red Cross.

Problem 6(c) Husband == Wife PC W’s will gives her entire estate worth $100,000 to the American Red Cross.

Problem 7 Concubine – Husband == Wife PC H’s will leaves entire estate to Wife.

Ozuna v. Wells Fargo – p. 156 T names Ozuna as a will beneficiary. T adopts Ozuna. T dies. Ozuna wants pretermitted child share as larger than gift under the will. How much does Ozuna receive?