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Dower and curtesy rights in Kentucky:

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B) Still exist and affect property transfers

Kentucky still recognizes dower and curtesy rights affecting property transfers.

Answer Options
A
Have been abolished
B
Still exist and affect property transfers
C
Only apply to commercial property
D
Are optional
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Related Topics:

spousal-property-rightsestate-planning-basicsproperty-title-issuesmarital-property-states

Key Terms:

dower rightscurtesy rightsKentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 392spousal property rightsinchoate interest

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