Lexis Nexis Stein on Probate: Administration of Decedents' Estates Under the Uniform Code as Enacted in Minnesota
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Cited five times by the Minnesota Court of Appeals, the new edition of Stein on Probate is the most comprehensive, authoritative, and practical reference on Minnesota probate law available. It expounds and explains in an orderly way on the rules and procedures governing the administration of a decedent's estate, including Minnesota's income tax, inheritance tax, and estate tax collection procedures. Beginning with a discussion of what to do when death occurs, the book describes each of the actions required and the options available in every phase of estate administration - from the original application through the final distribution.
This valuable resource contains virtually all of the primary authorities an attorney or personal representative would commonly use in administering a decedent's estate: the relevant statutes; the multi-party accounts act; the Minnesota inheritance tax law; the federal estate tax law; and the various Minnesota county court rules pertaining to probate proceedings.
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Featured Authors
Marya Robben, Update Author
Marya Robben is a partner at Lathrop GPM LLP and practices in the areas of estate planning; estate and gift taxation; fiduciary representation; probate administration; trust formation and administration; and guardianship and conservatorship law. She was elected to The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), a national organization of approximately 2,600 lawyers elected to membership by demonstrating the highest level of integrity, commitment to the profession, competence and experience as trust and estate counselors. Marya frequently writes and speaks on estate planning and probate matters, advanced planning matters, including dynasty trusts and intentionally defective grantor trusts, marital deduction planning, disclaimer planning, guardianship and conservatorship topics, business succession planning, and fiduciary duties to other professionals.
Table of contents
Chapter 1 : Introduction
Chapter 2 : The Probate System: Courts, Appeals, Judges, Jurisdiction, and Venue
Chapter 3 : Immediate Predeath and Postdeath Considerations
Chapter 4 : Initiation of Probate, Appointment, and other Proceedings; Special Proceedings Including Descent Decrees and Summary Administration
Chapter 5 : Administration of the Estate: Powers and Duties of the Personal Representative
Chapter 6 : Creditors' Claims
Chapter 7 : Closing the Estate: Distribution of Assets and Compromise of Controversies
Chapter 8 : Ancillary Administration
Chapter 9 : Nonprobate Assets
Chapter 10 : Real Property Titles
Chapter 11 : Income Taxation of Decedents and of Estates of Decedents
Chapter 12 : Federal Estate Tax Procedures
Chapter 13 : Minnesota Estate Tax Procedures
Chapter 14 : Reserved
Chapter 15 : Probate Rules
Chapter 16 : Reserved
Chapter 17 : Statutes
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