A life estate grants someone the right to use and occupy a property for their lifetime, while another party (the remainderman) inherits it afterward. Commonly used in estate planning, it helps avoid probate and ensures a surviving spouse or loved one retains a home. The life tenant benefits from immediate use, while the remainderman secures future ownership.
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