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An RV is an example of tangible personal property
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A revocable living trust is a way to avoid probate.
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Which document is required to be both witnessed and notarized when executing the Last Will & Testament?
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Last Will & Testament | |
Health Directives accompanying the Will | |
Letter of Instruction accompanying the Will | |
Self Proving Affidavit accompanying the Will |
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A joint checking account is a form of probate property
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The person executing a power of attorney is called the agent.
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All wills are ambulatory.
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All of the following are features of tenancy in common EXCEPT:
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Owners can acquire property at different times | |
Owners can own unequal shares | |
Owners can use the entire property | |
Not subject to probate |
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For a will to be declared a legal document that can transfer a decedent's estate after death, the maker must have testamentary intent.
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Which is an example of probate property?
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Property owned in joint tenancy | |
Property owned in tenancy in common | |
Money placed in a bank account with a TOD/POD beneficiary designation | |
Annuity contracts with a named beneficiary |
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The person named to handle legal and financial matters in a power of attorney is called a principal.
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When a joint tenant dies, his or her share of the property transfers to his or her spouse, children, or other designated heir.
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All of the following are non-probate property except:
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Bank account with TOD | |
Property held as joint tenants with right of survivorship | |
Property held as tenants in common | |
Life insurance with a beneficiary |
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When a man creates a will he is called a testatrix
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All of the following are unities for joint tenancy EXCEPT:
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Unity of Time | |
Unity of Person | |
Unity of Possession | |
Unity of Title |
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In joint tenancy, owners can acquire their interests at different times
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A personal representative is another name for an Executor.
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Which is an advantage of joint tenancy?
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All joint tenants must agree before the joint tenancy can be terminated. | |
Joint tenancy avoids probate. | |
The person who creates the joint tenancy has complete control over the property. | |
The surviving recipient of the property previously held in joint tenancy is always the intendedbeneficiary. |
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Which form of will is NOT made in writing?
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Nuncupative will | |
Living will | |
Statutory will | |
Holographic will |
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In order for a tenancy in common to be created, common law requires unity of time, unity of title, unity of interest, and unity of possession.
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It is a good practice for every page of a will to be numbered.
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Unity of person is unique to tenants by the entirities
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Solely-held real estate is probate property
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Which is an example of real property?
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Apartment building | |
Crops cultivated for sale | |
Automobile | |
Stocks and Bonds |
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Which is NOT a requirement for the creation of a valid will?
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The beneficiary must be legally and mentally capable. | |
The testator must intend that a document be his or her last will. | |
The will must be signed by witnesses. | |
The testator or a person other than the testator must sign the will or make some other writtenmark. |
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Which is NOT used to determine if personal property has been converted into a fixture?
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Intention | |
Adaptation | |
Annexation | |
Conveyance |
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A life estate can be terminated by the life tenant signing a deed relinquishing the life estate
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Which is an example of tangible personal property?
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Stamp collection | |
Trademark | |
Mutual Funds | |
Rights in a lease |
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A solely-held checking account is nonprobate property
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It is legal to disinherit children and your spouse.
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Most states require that a valid will be dated.
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After execution of a will, the testator, by an intentional act of ademption, has the right to do all of the following EXCEPT:
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Substitute a different gift for the original on | |
Revoke or cancel a testamentary gift | |
Deliver the gift to the beneficiary before the testator's death | |
Add a beneficiary |
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In Delaware, all of the following are requirements for a valid will EXCEPT:
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Must be in writing | |
Must be signed by Testator/Testatrix | |
Must be notarized | |
Must be witnessed by 2 people |
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Which of the following is an advantage of a will?
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It allows a person to leave property to someone who would not be entitled to inherit underintestate succession. | |
The probate of a will is generally quick, easy, and inexpensive. | |
It retains privacy and confidentiality about the decedent's property and beneficiaries. | |
It eliminates complicated procedures. |
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Not everyone can legally make a will.
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Life insurance with a beneficiary is nonprobate property
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Anyone may dispose of property as a gift while alive.
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A life insurance policy with a named beneficiary is a form of probate property.
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Real property is property that is immovable, fixed, or permanent.
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Tenants in common can own unequal shares
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False |
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Which is NOT a reason that many people die without a valid will?
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Request of the beneficiary | |
Assumed expense | |
Reluctance to discuss property and finances with strangers | |
Procrastination |
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