Tennessee Code — 31
Browse 72 sections in division 31 of the Tennessee code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 31-1-101. Title definitions.
- § 31-1-102. Effect of divorce, annulment, and decree of separation.
- § 31-1-103. [Repealed.]
- § 31-1-104. Descent of homestead.
- § 31-1-105. Fraudulent conveyance to defeat share voidable.
- § 31-1-106. Effect of felonious and intentional killing of decedent.
- § 31-1-107. Federal income tax refund or soil conservation payments due deceased — To whom paid.
- § 31-1-108. Tenancies by the entirety unaffected.
- § 31-2-101. Intestate estate.
- § 31-2-102. Dower and curtesy abolished.
- § 31-2-103. Vesting of estate — Net estate.
- § 31-2-104. Share of surviving spouse and heirs.
- § 31-2-105. Establishment of parent-child relationship to determine succession.
- § 31-2-106. Representation.
- § 31-2-107. Kindred of half blood.
- § 31-2-108. Afterborn heirs.
- § 31-2-109. [Repealed.]
- § 31-2-110. Escheat.
- § 31-3-101. Short title.
- § 31-3-102. Disposition of property where there is no sufficient evidence of survivorship.
- § 31-3-103. Beneficiaries of another person's disposition of property.
- § 31-3-104. Joint tenants or tenants by the entirety.
- § 31-3-105. Disposition of insurance proceeds.
- § 31-3-106. Application of chapter.
- § 31-3-107. Construction of chapter.
- § 31-4-101. Right to elective share.
- § 31-4-102. Proceeding for elective share — Time limit.
- § 31-4-103. Disclosure by personal representative.
- § 31-4-104. Mental incompetency or minority of surviving spouse.
- § 31-4-105. Death of surviving spouse.
- § 31-5-101. Equality in dividing estates.
- § 31-5-102. Collation of advancements generally.
- § 31-5-103. Collation of excess over share.
- § 31-5-104. Collation of property settled on child under power or trust.
- § 31-5-105. Jurisdiction of distribution.
- § 31-6-101. Escheat generally.
- § 31-6-102. Escheat of real property.
- § 31-6-103. Escheat of tangible personal property customarily kept in this state.
- § 31-6-104. Escheat of tangible personal property subject to administration in this state.
- § 31-6-105. Escheat of intangible personal property of decedent domiciled in this state.
- § 31-6-106. Escheat of intangible personal property subject to administration in this state.
- § 31-6-107. Reports concerning property that may be subject to escheat.
- § 31-6-108. Surrender and retention of property subject to escheat.
- § 31-6-109. Suit involving escheat property — Duties of state treasurer and attorney general and reporter.
- § 31-6-110. [Repealed.]
- § 31-6-111. Intervention.
- § 31-6-112. Determination of title.
- § 31-6-113. Sale pending determination.
- § 31-6-114. Joinder of treasurer in case that may involve property subject to escheat.
- § 31-6-115. Proceedings in other states.
- § 31-6-116. Disposition of escheated property.
- § 31-6-119. Claims for property of decedent.
- § 31-6-120. Rules and regulations.
- § 31-6-121. Excepted property.
- § 31-6-122. Right of appeal.
- § 31-7-101. Short Title.
- § 31-7-102. Definitions.
- § 31-7-103. Scope.
- § 31-7-104. Disclaimer Act supplement by other law.
- § 31-7-105. Power to disclaim — General requirements — When irrevocable.
- § 31-7-106. Disclaimer of interests in property.
- § 31-7-107. Disclaimer of rights of survivorship in jointly held property.
- § 31-7-108. Disclaimer of interest by trustee.
- § 31-7-109. Disclaimer of power of appointment not held in a fiduciary capacity or other power not held in a fiduciary capacity.
- § 31-7-110. Disclaimer by appointee, object, or taker in default of exercise of power of appointment.
- § 31-7-111. Disclaimer of power held in fiduciary capacity.
- § 31-7-112. Delivery or filing.
- § 31-7-113. When disclaimer barred or limited.
- § 31-7-114. Tax qualified customer.
- § 31-7-115. Recording of disclaimer.
- § 31-7-116. Application to existing relationships.
- § 31-7-117. Severability clause.