This Mastering Legal Matters title is a remarkable resource for those non-attorneys who would like to settle an estate---without involving the legal system.

Fully annotated and indexed, this is the publication used by the Georgia Probate Judge's Council, attorneys and estate planners throughout Georgia. Updated through the close of the 2007 legislative session, this comprehensive resource also includes Uniform Rules for the Probate Courts, critical forms, and Federal Estate Tax Charts.

The Greenbook is a part of the Illinois Colorbook collection, and was designed to help you build your practice library with an affordable, portable, and foundational desktop resource on Illinois Estate & Trust law -- including both the legislative and secondary materials you need in practice.

LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Estate Planning is a practice-oriented resource that assists attorneys in handling every step of the estate planning process.

This book is a handy reference for use when there is no senior partner available for consultation, when one needs a quick answer, or when one requires a starting point for further research while counseling and drafting for families with minors.

Recognized as the most essential work in Ohio. Contains every form needed for all aspects of pleading and practice, with total coverage on Probate Practice and the Ohio Rules of Juvenile Procedure, with annotations to case law and the complete text of the applicable Ohio Rules of Court.

Transmutations: Understanding, Defending and Challenging Changes in Property Ownership Between Spouses.

This book is written with an eye toward the needs of general practitioners and those who are seeking to develop a specialty in the estate-planning field.

The authority on Florida probate practice.

Provides practical insights and strategies to help lawyers, business, and financial professionals address aging biases and successfully accommodate the needs of this growing clientele.