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The characteristics of a totten trust include that:
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Extinction of a gift by a testator's failure to change his will after changed circumstances have made the performance of a provision in the will impossible is termed:
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In most states,children under the age of 18 cannot make valid wills.
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A totten trust involves a bank account opened by the settlor of the trust.
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Of the following elements,which one is NOT required to create an enforceable trust?
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A totten trust may also be referred to as a savings account trust.
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Taxes are imposed at death by the federal government in the form of an inheritance tax and by the state government in the form of an estate tax.
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A court of equity may impose a trust upon property when the acts of the parties appear to warrant such a a construction.
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A second will automatically revokes an earlier will if it is wholly inconsistent.
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In order to be valid,a will must generally include all but which one of the following?
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Clarence is the trustee of a trust.With $75,000 of his own money,Clarence purchases a parcel of real estate.Two months later,he sells the parcel to the trust for $150,000 and pockets the profit.Discuss the situation in terms of the duties and powers of the trustee.
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In most states,a trustee's investment decisions are usually governed by:
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An express trust may be found if the intent of the grantor to create a trust is unmistakable.
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A spouse of a beneficiary and the named executor of a will are considered qualified witnesses by all courts.
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Which of the following conduct would be likely to invalidate a will?
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A will entirely in the handwriting of the testator is called a ____ will.
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