Estate Planning, 4th (Vols. 16 - 18, West's® Legal Forms)

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Part of West's Legal Forms, this set deals exclusively with estate planning, including wills, trusts, and related documents. It contains extensive forms and analysis, including tax analysis, related to estate planning, including wills, trusts, and related matters.

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Contains hundred of original authored forms

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Volume 16
Chapter
1. Financial and Family Information and Objectives
2. Correspondence Related to Estate Planning
3. Document Assembly and Other Computer–Based Systems for the Preparation of Estate Planning Documents
4. Powers of Attorney
5. Anatomical Gifts
6. Wills for Unmarried Person Without Children
7. Wills for Unmarried Person With Children
8. Wills for Married Person Without Children
9. Wills for Married Person With Children
Volume 16A
Chapter
1. Wills for Married Person with Children: Separate Estates Are Not Subject to Federal Estate Tax But the Combined Total of the Two Estates Is Subject to Tax
2. Wills for Married Persons with Children: Separate Estates Are Subject to Federal Estate Tax and Marital Deduction to Be Used
Volume 17
1. Wills for Married Persons Without Children and with Taxable Estate
2. Explanation of Revocable Inter Vivos Management Trusts
3. Revocable Management Trusts for Unmarried Persons Without Children
4. Revocable Management Trusts for Unmarried Persons with Children
5. Revocable Management Trusts for Married Persons Without Children and with Nontaxable Estates
6. Revocable Management Trusts for Married Persons with Children and with Nontaxable Estates
Volume 17A
1. One-Grantor RMTAs for Married Person with Children and Either (1) Each Separate Estate Is Not Expected to Be Subject to Federal Estate Tax, But the Combined Total of the Two Estates Is Expected to Be Subject to Tax or (2) Each Separate Estate Is Expected to Be Subject to Federal Estate Tax
2. Two-Grantor RMTAs for Married Person with Children and Either (1) Each Separate Estate Is Not Expected to Be Subject to Federal Estate Tax, But the Combined Total of the Two Estates Is Expected to Be Subject to Tax or (2) Each Separate Estate Is Expected to Be Subject to Federal Estate Tax
Volume 18
1. Two-Grantor RMTAs for Married Person with Children and Either (1) Each Separate Estate Is Not Expected to Be Subject to Federal Estate Tax, But the Combined Total of the Two Estates Is Expected to Be Subject to Tax or (2) Each Separate Estate Is Expected to Be Subject to Federal Estate Tax—Continued
2. Revocable Management Trusts for Married Persons Without Children and with Taxable Estates
3. Codicils
4. Disclaimers
5. Uniform Transfers to Minors Act
6. Present Interest (Section 2503(c)) Trusts for Gifts to Persons Less Than the Age of Twenty–One Years
7. Irrevocable Inter Vivos Trusts
8. Charitable Lead and Remainder Trusts
- Table of Laws and Rules
- Index

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