This book covers recent cases and secondary literature. Reflecting the current trend to globalization, it also includes a discusssion of comparative law. The book emphasizes the lawyer's role as drafter or "estate planner." All the chapters suggest ways to avoid problems which otherwise lead to litigation. This book introduces students to the federal gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer tax laws, grantor trust rules affecting the wealth disposition process, and the income tax rules applicable to estates and trusts. The book will closely track the authors more detailed Hornbook. The Section numbers will be the same so it will be easy for readers to find more information in the larger version when they want it.
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Gregory. v. Bowlsby. After Catherine Bowlsby died, her children received some of her property. Her husband, Benjamin Bowlsby, asked his children to transfer to him the real property they had inherited from their mother.
Written by widely recognized scholars in the field, this text comprehensively yet concisely covers the core legal principles that are tested on the bar exam and essential to a trusts and estates practice.
Provides an overview of federal gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer tax laws for the law student or practitioner. Grantor trust rules affecting the wealth disposition process is also addressed. Other...
This is the best and only legal guide readers will ever need to ensure that their money and holdings remain in the family.
Wills, Trusts, and Estates
In rejecting the privity defense, Vice- Chancellor Robert E. Megarry of England stated the argument against it succinctly: In broad terms, the question is whether solicitors who prepare a will are liable to a beneficiary under ...
Because estate law is primarily state statute oriented, Helewitz uses the final chapter to chart and compare the law for all 50 states. An ideal companion to your state-specific materials, this book is as flexible as it is practical.
Written by widely recognized scholars in the field, this text covers the core legal principles that are essential to a trusts and estates practice, including most concepts that are tested on the bar exam.