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Louisiana Estate Planning, Will Drafting and Estate Administration with Forms, Second Edition

Louisiana is unique when it comes to estate planning, will drafting and estate ...


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Publisher :Michie
Format: 3 volumes, looseleaf, with companion disk , BOOK
ISBN: 9780327002604
2004
  $462.00
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    Louisiana is unique when it comes to estate planning, will drafting and estate administration. Just think of all the time you¿ve spent over the years drafting wills, trusts, charitable bequests, tax returns, and dozens of other forms and pleadings that are part and parcel of Louisiana estate planning and administration. Think of how easy it would be to turn to a master set of ready-to-adapt legal forms¿and how much time you would save. Here at last are the forms and information you need to formalize dozens of estate planning and administration transactions, and the guidance you need to comply with Louisiana and federal law. A comprehensive index puts the forms and guidelines you need at your fingertips fast.

    Louisiana Estate Planning, Will Drafting and Estate Administration with Forms is also available on LexisNexis at www.lexis.com. For more information regarding online availability, please call 1-800-356-6548.

    Volume 1
    Part 1 Estate Planning and Will Drafting
    Chapter 1. Estate Planning Basics
    Chapter 2. Acquisition Of Necessary Data
    Chapter 3. Non-Probate Assets
    Chapter 4. Powers Of Attorney
    Chapter 5. Pre-Probate Planning: A Primer
    Chapter 6. Inter Vivos Donations
    Chapter 7. Income-Shifting Devices
    Chapter 8. Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts
    Chapter 9. Irrevocable Trusts Other Than Insurance Trusts
    Chapter 10. Revocable Trusts
    Chapter 11. Charitable Gifts
    Chapter 12. Community Property
    Chapter 13. Forced Heirship
    Chapter 14. The Marital Deduction--Discussion

    Volume 2
    Chapter 15. Wills
    Chapter 16. Professional Responsibility In Estate Planning,
    Concluding The Estate Planning Process, And Other
    Considerations
    Chapter 17. Estate Freezing Techniques
    Chapter 18. The Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax
    Chapter 19. Powers Of Appointment
    Chapter 20. Planning For Present And Future Incapacity
    Chapter 21. Capacity And Undue Influence

    Part 2 Estate Administration
    Chapter 1. Disclaimers
    Chapter 2. Assimilation And Management Of Information
    Chapter 3. Estate Of John A. Dough--Model Forms--Simple Administration Or No Administration Of Intestate Succession

    Volume 3
    Chapter 4. Estate Of John A. Dough--Model Forms--Complete
    Administration Of Successions And Intestate Successions Without
    Administration
    Chapter 5. Non-Probate Functions Of The Succession Attorney
    Chapter 6. Post-Mortem Tax Planning
    Chapter 7. Fiduciary Income Taxation
    Chapter 8. Compensation Of Succession Representatives And
    Attorneys
    Chapter 9. Louisiana Death Taxes
    Index

     

    Nathan, Jr., Max


    Max Nathan, Jr. is a senior partner of Sessions, Fishman & Nathan, LLP, New Orleans, Louisiana. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate from Northwestern University, he attended the Yale University School of Law, the University of Geneva (Switzerland) law school on a fellowship, and the Tulane University School of Law. A member of the Order of the Coif and the Board of Editors of the Tulane Law Review, Mr. Nathan has practiced law for 44 years and argued and tried cases at all state and federal court levels, including the United State Supreme Court.

    Mr. Nathan is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, a member of the American Law Institute, and a member of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. A Board Certified Tax Attorney, he is also a member of the Board of the Louisiana Bar Foundation and a member of the Board of Governors of the Louisiana Bar Association. For three years Mr. Nathan was President of the Successions Law Revision Committee of the Louisiana State Law Institute (LSLI), which has drafted many revisions to Louisiana¿s succession law, and currently serves as the Institute¿s Reporter. He has taught at the Tulane University School of Law for 40 years and for more than 35 years has taught a Bar Review course for students planning to take the Louisiana Bar exam.

    Neff, Carole Cukell


    Carole Cukell Neff is a partner of the law firm of Sessions, Fishman & Nathan, LLP, New Orleans, Louisiana. Ms Neff is a Board-certified specialist in Estate Planning and Estate Administration. Listed in The Best Lawyers in America, she is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, a member of the Order of the Coif and of the Board of Editors of the Tulane Law Review. Ms. Neff has also Chaired the New Orleans Bar Association Committee on Estate Planning, Trusts and Successions.

     

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