A Practical Guide to Divorce in New Hampshire
Your one-stop authority for Rhode Island probate practice
- Product Number: 2254510WCH
- Publication Date: 3/12/2025
- Edition: 3rd Edition 2025
- Copyright: © 2025 MCLE, Inc.
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This comprehensive resource is a practical guide to the challenges of probate practice in Rhode Island. An outstanding roster of Rhode Island practitioners guide you through each step in the process with time-tested tips and guidance. Throughout the process, from initial steps in handling a will or intestate estate through accounting, disposition of real estate, and any probate litigation that may arise, A Practical Guide to Probate in Rhode Island is an indispensable resource for Rhode Island attorneys handling probate matters.
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Update: April 2025
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for updating your library with the 2025 edition to A Practical Guide to Probate in Rhode Island . This latest version of the book brings updated resources within your immediate reach—for fast, accurate, and practical answers to your questions.
Highlights from the issues reflected in this edition include the following:
- the life estate provided under R.I.G.L. § 33-1-5 as a benefit to the surviving spouse when the decedent dies without issue;
- enactment of the Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act, which sets forth provisions on parentage, genetic testing, surrogacy agreements, and assisted reproduction;
- a 2024 decision of the Rhode Island Supreme Court affirming that paternity must be proved by clear and convincing evidence;
- procedures for establishing that an individual is a child's de facto parent;
- a Rhode Island Supreme Court decision reaffirming that having a claim against the estate does not disqualify the claimant from serving as the executor;
- application of the illusory transfer test to a trustee's renunciation of power to reconvey property held in trust;
- use of legal fees to defend an estate from fraudulent claims;
- subject matter jurisdiction as an "indispensable ingredient" of any judicial proceeding;
- appointment of guardians for persons who are partially incapacitated; and
- a 25 percent reduction in a fee award against a pro se litigant notwithstanding the discretion normally accorded to the trial court;
- updates to court forms and additional detail for case law and statutory citations.
We trust you will find the 2025 edition of A Practical Guide to Probate in Rhode Island a valuable resource, as we at MCLE continue our efforts to bring you the latest solutions to the issues you face in your practice.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 01 expandThe New Hampshire Judicial Branch Family Division
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Chapter 02 expandInitial Client Interview and Starting an Action for Divorce
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Chapter 03 expandDispute Resolution Alternatives
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Chapter 04 expandCollaborative Family Law
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Exhibit 4A
- Sample Collaborative Family Law Participation Agreement Buy FormChapter 05 expandMotion Practice for Temporary Orders
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Chapter 06 expandFinancial Affidavits
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Chapter 07 expandDiscovery
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Chapter 08 expandDivision of Marital Estate
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Chapter 09 expandAlimony
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Chapter 10 expandChild Support
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Chapter 11 expandIssues Relating to Children
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Chapter 12 expandChapter 13 expandValuation
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Chapter 14 expandExpert Testimony in Domestic Relations Cases
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Chapter 15 expandRetirement Assets
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Chapter 16 expandTrial Practice Techniques
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Chapter 17 expandSelected Evidentiary Issues in Domestic Relations Trials
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Chapter 18 expandPosttrial Motions and Appellate Procedures
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Chapter 19 expandModification
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Chapter 20 expandContempt
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Chapter 21 expandTax Considerations
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Chapter 22 expandPrenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
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Chapter 23 expandHealth Insurance
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Exhibit 23A
- Recommended Sample Language for “Health Insurance” Section of the Final Decree Buy FormChapter 24 expandRepresenting Victims of Domestic Violence
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Chapter 25 expandThe Guardian ad Litem
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Exhibit 25A
- Motion for Appointment of Guardian ad Litem Buy FormExhibit 25B
- GAL Appointment Form Buy FormExhibit 25C
- Sample GAL Stipulations Buy FormExhibit 25D
- Motion to Exceed Buy FormExhibit 25E
- Motion to Extend Deadlines Buy FormExhibit 25F
- Motion to Withdraw Buy FormExhibit 25G
- Motion of Guardian ad Litem for Instructions Buy FormExhibit 25H
- Introductory Letter to Parties/Counsel Buy FormExhibit 25I
- GAL Questionnaire Buy FormExhibit 25J
- General GAL Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25K
- Medical Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25L
- Police Records Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25M
- Driving Record Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25N
- Letter to School Buy FormExhibit 25O
- Letter to Pediatrician Buy FormExhibit 25P
- Interview Forms Buy FormExhibit 25Q
- Sample Letter to Police Buy FormExhibit 25R
- Sample GAL Report Buy FormExhibit 25S
- Sample Objection to GAL Report Buy FormAppendixMemorandum on Changes to N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. c. 461-A—Parental Rights and Responsibilities
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