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By DAPHNE 1
^Non^SuR Writer .
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froflh ^arreqtd'n, Lee Albreoht attenfpted to explain
^^rcomplexities of inheritence laws and federal tax statutes at a meeting last Wednesday in Washington sponsored by the Rappahannock Ad Hoc Committee for the Passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
ERA was not the topic of the meeting. Instead, the two attorneys gave brief presentations on inheritance procedures and then answered questions for almost two hours.
Sharon Genebach began by listing the order in which property passes according to law when an individual dies in testate, or without a will. Real estate goes first to children, subject to the marital interests of the remaining spouse, she said. If there are no children or descendents of children, real estate passes to the spouse.
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