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Spring 2009
Law No.: LAW4630
Sched. No.: 405tq
Trusts And Estates
Section 0001
X
Johnson, Alex
Administrative Information:
Days, Times (Room):
MTW, 1300-1400 (WB 101)
Credits:
3
Type:
Lecture
Capacity:
103
**This information is current as of
08/28/2008 02:44:04 PM
**
Current Enrollment:
76
**This information is current as of
08/28/2008 02:44:04 PM
**
Course Description:
The course covers intestate succession (when a decedent dies without a will); the execution, revocation, republication and revival of wills and codicils; probate procedure and grounds for will contests, including the determination of a spouse's elective share; requisites for the creation and termination of private trusts and a close examination of their use in estate planning with an emphasis on future interests; the creation, use and termination of general and special powers of appointment; inter vivos transactions that serve as will substitutes and that affect testamentary disposition, including contracts to make wills; and the effect of change on dispositive descriptions and limitations in will including problems pertaining to common law lapse and the use of anti-lapse statutes. No tax aspects are considered and no knowledge of income or estate and gift tax is required.
PREREQUISITE: Property
COURSE REQUIREMENT: Examination
Prerequisites:
Property
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