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When including the Southern Poverty Law center in your Will, you can choose one or more of the following types of bequests:
Residual or percentage bequest gives the residue, or a portion (usually a percentage) of the residue, of your estate to the Center after specific bequests have been made;
Specific or general bequest leaves a stated amount of cash, securities, and/or other property to the Center;
Contingent bequest provides and alternative beneficiary, such as the Center, if one or more of your bequests cannot be fulfilled.
Life-income bequest provides a life income to someone close to you with the principal passing to the Center after his/her lifetime;
Combination bequest combines several of the types of gifts listed above.
Whether you are preparing a Will for the first time or wish to make a change to your existing Will, we strongly suggest that you consult your attorney.
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