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    Executor Liability

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    When beneficiaries named in an estate know they will receive a portion of the decedent’s property, they get anxious. In most common estates, beneficiaries are unaware of the following factors that determine the length of time it will take the executor to distribute property: • Executor responsibility – The priority for any executor is to pay the expenses and the taxes of the estate. Also, the executor must provide the probate court with an Inventory of Assets as depicted in the article…

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    The six steps of probate Overview Upon the death of a person, their property, both the estate and personal belongings enter probate. This process can be short or lengthy. The time span is determined by different factors. In the circumstances that you have been named as the person who will execute the estate, then you will have to follow the six steps of the probate process. Having a clear understanding of these six steps can help make the process seamless. Step 1: Prepare an inventory of the…

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    This case does not meet the second test which means that the decedent retained no reversionary interest in the property, no part of the property is includible in the decedent’s gross estate, even though possession or enjoyment of the property could be obtained by Y or Z only by surviving the decedent. (3) What interest or interests, if any, are included in Grantor’s gross estate under Section 2037 (assuming the 5 percent test is met) in the following situations: (a) Grantor creates a trust…

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    PART A-SHORT ANSWERS 1. D’s Life insurance policy a. Per 2042(1) since the proceeds of the life insurance are being paid to the estate they are subject to the estate tax. b. No, 2042(b) since D still has the ability to designate the beneficiary the gift is not complete and he is deemed to retain “incident of ownership” and the policy will be included in the estate. c. D should transfer the policy to another individual or an irrevocable trust. D must divest himself the incidents of ownership.…

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    Estate Planning Dbq

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    Death comes to all. Although science has made numerous advances in the past few decades, humans have yet to discover a way to avoid this eventuality. For some, it happens at an early age, yet others live to be 100 or more. Every individual needs to look into estate planning at an early age and obtain estate planning assistance in AZ regularly, as their circumstances change, to ensure their loved ones are protected upon their death. Doing so allows the deceased to have more say over his or her…

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    LEGAL SERVICES If you do not have an estate plan, never fear, the legal system is prepared to dispose of your property after you die. Every state has a default plan in place for this exact situation. But the default plan for the distribution of your assets involves a long court process, unavoidable tax consequences, and a high probability it will not be handled according to your wishes. Avoid the default system by putting an estate plan in place now so your family isn’t forced to watch…

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    have known and cared for to be informed of my death. They know who they are, if not they don’t have to come. My inheritance money would be split between my parents, brother, cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents. If I were to get married, mostly all the money would go to my husband and kids. I plan on moving back to Texas, after I graduate college and there are no estate, and inheritance taxes in Texas (according to our book). As of right now, I do not own a home, but I am renting. My parents are…

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    Living Will Case Study

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    Wills Ellen and Stu have a proper will in place. We recommend that you let us take a look at the will to ensure that in its current state that it will satisfy all your goals. It is important that your will reflects your wishes and fits best in your current financial situation. We recommend that John and Beverly draft a will as soon as possible. We will help facilitate the process. It is important now to draft a will since you are expecting another child. We recommend that you begin this process…

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    Little Lucky Case Summary

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    I was asked to research and prepare a memorandum of law on whether Little Lucky, a minor can bring a multiple cause suit against the Jackson brothers for wrongful death, negligent infliction of mental distress and intentional infliction of mental distress? Facts On Friday night around 11 p.m., Bo, Ro, and Kno Jackson robbed the Wild Wings. As they were leaving the owner Burt Lucky came through the door trying to stop the robbery. The Jackson brothers ran passed Burt to get to the exit, they…

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    The Importance of Naming Beneficiaries One of the most overlooked yet important elements of estate planning is the naming of beneficiaries. When opening an IRA, a retirement account at work, or purchasing an insurance policy, the owner (account holder) is asked to name a beneficiary, and most name a spouse or children. It is important to name a beneficiary to prevent property from having to pass through probate, the legal process of settling an estate after death, which can be a long and…

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