Trusts and Estates
Ca. Trs. & Estates Quarterly 2023, VOLUME 29, ISSUE 1
Content
- Capacity and Susceptibility To Undue Influence: a Neuropsychiatrist's Perspective
- Chairs of Section Subcommittees
- Editorial Board
- Letter From the Chair
- Letter From the Editor
- Litigation Alert
- McLe Self-study Article Elusive Lucidities: Eyford V. Nord and California's Delusion Doctrine
- Pipe Dreams Can Come True: Gifting Opportunities 2023 and Onward
- Tax Alert
- Tips of the Trade You Don't Always Need a Formal Appraisal
- MCLE SELF-STUDY ARTICLE ASSEMBLY BILL 1663 "PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS": LESS-RESTRICTIVE ALTERNATIVES TO CONSERVATORSHIP
- McLe Self-study Article 2022 Legislation: New Laws That Trust and Estate Practitioners Should Know
MCLE SELF-STUDY ARTICLE 2022 LEGISLATION: NEW LAWS THAT TRUST AND ESTATE PRACTITIONERS SHOULD KNOW
Written by Matthew Owens, Esq.* and Ciarán O’Sullivan, Esq.**
I. INTRODUCTION
The Executive Committee of the Trusts and Estates Section of the California Lawyers Association ("TEXCOM") has continued its work monitoring and commenting on bills affecting our practice area as they proceed through the Legislature. This article briefly summarizes the new laws that will be most important to trust and estate practitioners. As will be seen, reforming the conservatorship law continued to be a major preoccupation of legislators in the second half of the just-finished two-year legislative cycle. Practitioners in the areas of elder law, probate conservatorships, and LPS conservatorships must be mindful of the many new requirements imposed on them as a result of legislation enacted in the last two years.