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A testator's will leaves property 'to my children.' After execution, the testator has another child. Under most jurisdictions' pretermitted-heir statutes, what is the likely result for the afterborn child?

The afterborn child takes nothing because the will controls The pretermitted (afterborn) child may take an intestate share unless the omission appears intentional The will is entirely void The afterborn child takes the entire estate

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The pretermitted (afterborn) child may take an intestate share unless the omission appears intentional

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