Devisor

Definition: The person making a devise through a will, traditionally referring to someone who leaves real property at death.

Example

An owner whose will leaves a home to a named beneficiary is the devisor in traditional real estate terminology.

Keep the distinction clear

The devisor gives; the devisee receives. Testator is the broader commonly used term for the person making a will.

Related terms

Devisee · Devise · Testate

Keep studying

FREC Course I Syllabus: What to Study for the Sales Associate State Exam

References: Florida Statutes 731.201: probate definitions

Pronunciation (US): dih-VY-zer (capitals show stress)

Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster