tes·ta·tor (t s t  t r, t-sttr)
n.
One who has made a legally valid will before death.
[Middle English testatour, from Anglo-Norman, from Latin test
tor, from testr , to make one's will; seetestament.] |
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Sounding like a lawyer, Sister Jen explained to me, "Most wills contain contingency provisions in the event that a beneficiary predeceases the testator."
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