A Practical Guide to Divorce in Maine
Hypotheticals raise the problems; sample forms solve them
- Product Number: 2223809WFM
- Publication Date: 4/6/2022
- Edition: 1st Edition 2016, with 2020 & 2022 Supplements
- Copyright: © 2022 MCLE, Inc.
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Product Description
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With its many fact-driven issues, estate planning is perfectly suited to the hypothetical approach you will find in Drafting Estate Plans . A practical power source for your next estate planning drafting challenge, this book sets forth clear, real-life case studies, and then presents the drafting techniques and strategies you can use to tailor an estate plan precisely to your client's situation. The book covers such topics as the estate plan for a young couple with children, grandparents who wish to make bequests to their grandchildren, the married couple with a potentially taxable estate, the client who seeks a plan to perpetuate a family business, and the individual looking at retirement and beyond. The authors were selected for their particular expertise in each of the topic areas—so you gain the very best practices, caveats, tips and seasoned guidance.
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Update: December 2023
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to stay current in drafting techniques pertaining to estate plans with this 2023 revised edition of Drafting Estate Plans . Inside, you will find new material on such topics as these:
- Pooled trusts. In chapter 4, find an important note concerning new regulations regarding penalties on transfers to pooled trusts. Also in chapter 4, there is a new Medicaid Eligibility Operations Memo regarding the starting date for implementation of the regulations.
- Personal representatives. In chapter 2, find a Practice Note on conflicts of interest when the same person is serving both as personal representative of an estate and trustee of a trust that is the beneficiary of an estate.
- Outright gifts during taxpayer's lifetime. In chapter 6, find a Practice Note on the topic of the SECURE Act 2.0 on the timing of the taking of a required minimum distribution.
- Identity of beneficiaries. In chapter 10, there is discussion of the "see-through trust" and proposed regulations.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this new material—and more—useful in your practice and valuable in keeping your law library current.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 1 expandThe Initial Client Interview and Starting an Action for Divorce
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Exhibit 1A
- Sample Family Matter Summons and Preliminary Injunction Buy FormChapter 2 expandAlternative Dispute Resolution
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Chapter 3 expandMotion Practice for Interim Orders
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Chapter 4 expandFinancial Affidavits
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Chapter 5 expandDiscovery
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Exhibit 5A
- Rule 26(g) Notification of Discovery Dispute: Sample Letter to Opposing Counsel and Sample Letter to Clerk Buy FormExhibit 5B
- Plaintiff’s First Set of Interrogatories Propounded to Defendant Buy FormExhibit 5C
- Plaintiff’s First Request for Production of Documents Buy FormExhibit 5D
- Confidentiality Agreement and Order Buy FormExhibit 5E
- Sample Witness Subpoena for Bank Manager to Produce Documents for Inspection Buy FormExhibit 5F
- Sample Witness Subpoena for Defendant to Produce Documents for Inspection Buy FormExhibit 5G
- State of Maine Supreme Judicial Court: Maine Rules for Guardians ad Litem Buy FormExhibit 5H
- Sample Order Appointing Guardian ad Litem Buy FormChapter 6 expandDivision of the Marital Estate
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Chapter 7 expandSpousal Support
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Exhibit 7A
- Maine Spousal Support Statute: 19 A M.R.S. § 951-A Buy FormChapter 8 expandParental Rights and Responsibilities
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Chapter 9 expandChapter 10 expandChapter 11 expandUse of Experts
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Chapter 12 expandPretrial Hearings and Conferences
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Exhibit 12A
- Sample Certificate in Lieu of Case Management Conference Buy FormChapter 13 expandTrial Tips
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