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29 Cards in this Set
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214 s. 30A
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Who are "interested parties"?
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203
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Trusts
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202
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Sales and leases of real property by executors and guardians
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201E
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Uniform Transfer on Death Security Registration Act
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201D
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Health care proxies
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201C
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Custodian trusts
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201B
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Durable powers of attorney
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201A
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UTMA
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201
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Guardians and conservators
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195
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General Provisions Relative to Executors and Administrators
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194
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Administrators
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192
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Probate of wills
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191B
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Uniform Statutory Will Act
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191A
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Disclaimer of Certain Property Act
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191
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Wills
(including elective share) |
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190
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Descent and Distribution of Real and Personal Property
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189
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Dower and curtesy
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188
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Homestead statute
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184A
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Rule against perpetuites
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190A
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Uniform simultaneous death act.
When there is no sufficient evidence to show death except simultaneously, treat as though property owner survived and heir predeceased (distribute as if each survived). |
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191 s. 15
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Elective share
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195 s. 16
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Who can initiate probate. Executor if named in will. If not, spouse, child, grandchild, parent, sibling, nephew, aunt or uncle.
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191 s. 1
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Requirements for a valid will
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201 s. 38
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Estate planning for a minor or incompetent
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191 s. 2
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If someone is both a beneficiary and a witness, the will can be probated but the interested witness (and their spouse) will lose their legacies as if they predeceased the decedent, unless there were two other disinterested witnesses.
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197 s. 9
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All claims must be filed within 1 year after T’s death, otherwise barred, except:
a) new assets discovered b) action on claim accrued more than 1 year later c) claim covered by insurance but only to extent of policy limits d) or "where justice and equity require it." |
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203C
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Prudent Investor Act
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190A
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Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act
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MGL c. 175 s. 125
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Creditors of an estate cannot intercept the proceeds of life insurance upon death
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