For
the purposes of N.J.S. 3B:8-6, property derived from the decedent includes, but
is not limited to, any beneficial interest of the surviving spouse or domestic
partner in a trust created by the decedent during his lifetime, any property
appointed to the spouse or domestic partner by the decedents exercise of a
general or special power of appointment also exercisable in favor of others
than the spouse or domestic partner, any proceeds of insurance, including
accidental death benefits on the life of the decedent attributable to premiums
paid by him, any lump sum immediately payable and the commuted value of the
proceeds of annuity contracts under which the decedent was the primary
annuitant attributable to premiums paid by him, the commuted value of amounts
payable after the decedents death under any public or private pension,
disability compensation, death benefit or retirement plan, exclusive of the
Federal Social Security system, by reason of service performed or disabilities
incurred by the decedent, the value of the share of the surviving spouse or
domestic partner resulting from rights in community property acquired in any
other state formerly owned with the decedent and the value of any rights of
dower and curtesy. Premiums paid by the decedents employer, his partner, a
partnership of which he was a member, or his creditors, are deemed to have been
paid by the decedent.
Amended
2005, c.331, s.12.
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