At Common Law, an heir was the individual appointed by law to succeed to the estate of an ancestor who died without a will. It is commonly used today in reference to any individual who succeeds to property, either by will or law.
The list below shows some of the causes of Stuttering mentioned in various sources: 1  Anxiety. 2  Birth trauma. 3  Brain infection. 4  Cerebral palsy. 5  Child abuse. 6  Deafness. 7  more causes...Â».
Learn how to detect stuttering in your class and help young students learn to speak fluently. slide 1 of 2. Stuttering is a communication disorder associated with speech disfluencies, or disruptions in the forward flow of speech.