Naming Secondary Beneficiaries
Secondary or contingent beneficiaries are those who will inherit assets if the primary beneficiary is no longer able to inherit, generally because they died before or simultaneously with, the estate’s grantor. A secondary beneficiary can be an individual or an entity. For example, the primary beneficiaries of an estate can be the children of the…

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