Skip Persons

Skip Persons, in the context of general knowledge, refer to individuals who are excluded from inheritance under a will or estate plan due to specific legal criteria. This often occurs when heirs are bypassed because they are deemed unsuitable or have predeceased the testator (the person who made the will). The term can also relate to laws governing inheritance rights, where certain relatives may "skip" a generation or not receive assets due to various reasons such as estrangement or legal considerations. Understanding this concept is crucial in estate planning and ensuring that one's wishes are fulfilled.