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stirps
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stirps  (stûrps)
n. pl. stir·pes (stûrpz)
1. A line of descendants of common ancestry; stock.
2. Law A person from whom a family is descended.

[Latin, stem, lineage.]

stirps [stɜːps]
n pl stirpes [ˈstɜːpiːz]
1. (History / Heraldry) Genealogy a line of descendants from an ancestor; stock or strain
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) Botany a race or variety, esp one in which the characters are maintained by cultivation
[from Latin: root, family origin]


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The remaining residue, subject to any interest of a spouse, goes to your issue "in equal shares per stirpes," which basically means that each child of yours would get an equal share, provided that if a child of yours is deceased leaving children of his or her own surviving, such children would receive the share your child would have received if alive.
401(1) provides the surviving spouse with a life estate with a vested remainder in the testator's lineal descendants per stirpes.
Patients and providers of all stirpes participate, network, listen to speakers, mingle with exhibitors.
 
 
 
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