Ch 11 Wills, Trusts and Estates

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A living trust is also called a(n):

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inter vivos trust

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An attestation clause always begins a will.

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False

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A trustee appointed by the court is a: legator, trust officer, trustee ad litem, testator

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trustee ad litem

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The attestation clause is:

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usually at the end of a will, it provides evidence that execution of a will was observed by witnesses

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A nuncupative will could be a will declared orally by a Roman Catholic nun during her last rites of the church in the presence of priests as long as her wishes are later reduced to writing by those present.

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True

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All that a person owns at death is considered:

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decedent’s estate

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The judicial act where a will is adjudicated to be valid

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probate

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The person who holds the legal title to trust property is a:

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all of the above

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A power of attorney that remains effective even though the grantor is incapacitated is a ___________

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durable power of attorney

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The publication clause of a will always announces the obituary information (funeral, place of burial, etc.) that the testator wishes printed in the newspaper.

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False