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Question 1 (2.5 points) Saved Listen An RV is an example of tangible personal property Question 1 options: True False Question 2 (2.5 points) Saved

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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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False

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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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False

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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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False

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Which is an example of tangible personal property?

Question 27 options:

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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False

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It is legal to disinherit children and your spouse.

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False

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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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False

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Life insurance with a beneficiary is nonprobate property

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False

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Anyone may dispose of property as a gift while alive.

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False

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A life insurance policy with a named beneficiary is a form of probate property.

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False

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Real property is property that is immovable, fixed, or permanent.

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False

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Tenants in common can own unequal shares

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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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