A fee simple defeasible estate is a type of property ownership in which the owner holds title to the property with specific conditions or limitations. Fee simple defeasible estates are common in ...

A man comparing different types of real estate ownership. A fee simple defeasible estate gives ownership with conditions, and if these are violated, the property may return to the original owner ...

A fee simple defeasible estate is a type of property ownership in which the owner holds title to the property with specific conditions or limitations. Fee simple defeasible estates are common in real ...

Fee simple defeasible estates are common in real estate transactions where property use is intended for a specific purpose, such as maintaining land for conservation, religious institutions or ...

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Many seniors own homes, cottages or rental properties and upon their death these assets will make up part of their estate. Their children may be wondering what to do with inherited real estate, ...

His expertise include legacy planning, debt management, and wealth building. Westend61/Getty Images Estate planning used to mean drawing up a will, designating beneficiaries, and making sure ...

When he was five years old, Malcolm Barlow arrived at a country estate in Pennsylvania to escape World War II. He never left, under circumstances he would not understand until years later.

Whether Gene Hackman or his wife Betsy died first affects their overall estate, according to a legal expert Sharareh Drury is a writer on the Movies team at PEOPLE. She joined PEOPLE in 2025 and ...

A sprawling Northern New Jersey estate tied to one of New York’s more prominent socialites just hit the market. The $2.95 million price tag gets you 40 Mountain Top Road, a 9,800-square-foot ...

But tax and retirement planning expert Ed Slott argues that the accounts can be useful in the context of estate planning, too. He’s here to share his perspective. Ed, thanks so much for being here.