In estate planning, testator intent refers to the wishes a person expresses in their will regarding asset distribution after death. Courts use it to interpret ambiguous terms, ensuring the document reflects the deceased’s true desires. Beneficiaries, executors, and trustees rely on this principle to honor final wishes and avoid legal disputes.
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