The following are characteristic(s) of living trusts, also known as inter vivos trusts:
a. They become effective during the testator's lifetime.
b. They are not part of a decedent's probate estate.
c. Any assets that are mode part of the trust become non-probate assets.
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
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Anti-lapse statues:
a. Tend to favor lineal ascendants and descendants b. Allows the gift to be lapses back into the residue of the estate c. Prevent the satisfaction of the will d. Prevents ademption
A motion for sanctions:
A. Is an order compelling a party to cooperate; if it is not met, the next step is to request sanctions for noncompliance with the court B. An order asking for sanctions for nonpayment of a judgment C. An order requesting sanctions on opposing counsel for noncompliance with court rules D. None of the above
Which method of legal analysis works best when you have facts that are easily identifiable and fit easily into the elements of the particular law?
A) similar law analysis B) similar fact analysis C) legal precedent D) case on point
A _______ is a written document that leaves the estate of the individual who signed the will to the named persons or entities
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word