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Estates & Trusts
Vol. 45, Issue 2, 2017July 30, 2018 EDT

The Elective Share has no Friends: Creditors Trump Spouse in the Battle Over the Revocable Trust

Angela M. Vallario,
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Capital University Law Review
Angela M. Vallario, The Elective Share Has No Friends: Creditors Trump Spouse in the Battle Over the Revocable Trust, 45 Capital University Law Review 333 (2018).
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