The "residuary clause" means what's "left over" after paying the bills, paying the specific bequests of property, dollar amounts and percentages to specific parties.
For instance, "... and my Golf clubs to my friend Bernie, $10,000 to my sister Jane, 50 percent of whatever is left to my brother Jack, and the rest residue and remainder to the Boys and Girls Club of Dorchester, where I spend many a happy hour as a lad." This allows the distribution of the entire estate without escheating the remainder to the state treasury, or having to figure out who are the other "heirs at law" when there turns out to be $5,000,000 left to shell out.
In this scenario, the individual specified bequests for specific items of property, leaving the rest to the residual beneficiary. The person inheriting the remainder, known as the residual beneficiary, typically assumes responsibility for funeral expenses unless it is specifically stated otherwise in the will. It is advisable to consult with a legal professional to clarify the specific obligations in this context.
8.0909
22.3333
1.9643
The Quotient
The quotient.
11.125
The integer component.
When dividing 13 by 10, 1 is the quotient and 3 is the remainder
5.9333
59.2
114 years, with a remainder of 125 days (not including leap years)