Trusts and Estates
Ca. Trs. & Estates Quarterly Volume 13, Issue 1, Spring 2007
Content
- A Claim Is a Claim Is a Claim: Post-death Events and Section 2053 Deductions
- Does Your Elder Have Standing?
- Donating Real Property To Charity
- Out of State, Out of Mind? Not So For Conservators Since Hume.
- Sleepless Nights For Estate Planning Attorneys: What To Do About the Care Custodian Statute
- Trustee's Million Dollar Question: Who Is Entitled To Notice of Trust Administration?
- New Probate Code Section 6132—An Improvement or Just a Stimulus For Litigation
NEW PROBATE CODE SECTION 6132—AN IMPROVEMENT OR JUST A STIMULUS FOR LITIGATION
By Bart Schenone, Esq.*
In the lawyer’s office, the lawyer and his client, Avid Collector, discuss Avid Collector’s estate plan.
Avid Collector: "I want to leave my estate to my only child, Rubella, but I can’t leave her my baseball cards or my complete set of Rachel Ray Official Cooking Utensils. Rubella hates baseball and values my cookware only for its recycling potential. I’ve agonized over this, but still don’t know who should get these things. Can’t I just write a letter later when I figure it out?"