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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Iowa Probate Law Intestate Succession: Intestate Succession The Law Governing the Distribution of Estates of Persons Who Die Without A WillShare of Surviving Spouse 633.211: Share of Surviving Spouse 633.211 No issue of intestate All issue of intestate are issue of the spouseShare of Surviving Spouse-- 633.211: Share of Surviving Spouse-- 633.211 All real property owned at any time during the marriage Exempt personal property All nonexempt personal propertyShare of Surviving Spouse--633.212: Share of Surviving Spouse--633.212 Spouse survives One of more issue of intestate NOT issue of the surviving spouseShare of Surviving Spouse--633.212: Share of Surviving Spouse--633.212 1/2 value of real property owned during marriage All exempt personal property 1/2 nonexempt personalty At least $50,000Exempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples: Exempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples Clothing Internment space up to 1/2 acre Shotgun, plus either rifle or musket Up to $1,000 in books Up to $2,000 in household goods Life insuranceExempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples: Exempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples Pension benefits One motor vehicle Professional personalty Books and tools Farming implements Livestock and feedWho is a Surviving Spouse: Who is a Surviving Spouse Determined at time of death Effect of divorce FinalityShares of Others--633.219 : Shares of Others--633.219 Issue of intestate per stirpes Parent(s) or their issue Maternal/Paternal Grandparents Issue of deceased grandparents If none, Flip to other sideDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among IssueDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E DDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3Distribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3 gcDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3 gc gd1 gd2Distribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3 gc gd1 gd2 ge Another Look at a Distribution: Another Look at a DistributionDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals M Intestate FDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals Intestate FDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals MGP MGM Intestate PGM PGFDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals M Intestate F U A PGM FC1 FC2 FC PGFDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals Intestate FC1 FC2 Shares of Non-Relations --633.219-: Shares of Non-Relations --633.219- Issue of deceased spouse State of Iowa (Escheat)After-born (Postumous) Children--633.220: After-born (Postumous) Children--633.220Children Born Out-of-Wedlock: Children Born Out-of-Wedlock Taking from (and through) biological mother Taking from biological father General and notorious recognitionAdopted Children--633.223: Adopted Children--633.223 Right to take from biological parents extinquished Right to take from adopting parents Special rule for step-parent adoptionStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption M FStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C M FStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C M Step-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C AF M Step-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C AF M AdoptionStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C AF M GM AdoptionHalf-Blood Distribution: Half-Blood Distribution C B B M F I B takes 3/4 (1/2 of F’s share and all of M’s share C takes 1/4 (1/2 of F’s share)Advancements--633.224: Advancements--633.224 Common-law rule Iowa Statute Rebuttable presumption Any competent evidence HodgepotTestate Succession: Testate Succession The Law Governing the Distribution of Estates of Persons Who Die With A WillWho Can Execute A Will: Who Can Execute A Will Full age 18 or older Earlier emancipation Sound MindFormal Execution Requirements-Acts of Testator: Formal Execution Requirements-Acts of Testator Signed by Testator (or another) Declared by Testator Request to WitnessOther Formal Execution Requirements: Other Formal Execution Requirements Testator signs or acknowledges in presence of witnesses Witnesses sign in presence of Testator Witnesses sign in presence of each otherStrict Compliance Rule: Strict Compliance Rule Failure to comply with statutory formalities-Yes Substantial compliance doctrine-NoWills Executed Out-of-State: Wills Executed Out-of-State Valid if: Comply with law of Iowa Comply with law of place of execution Comply with law of Testator’s domicile at time of execution Wills Executed Out-of-State: Wills Executed Out-of-State Valid if: In writing Subscribed by TestatorWho can be a Witness: Who can be a Witness 16Who can be a Witness: Who can be a Witness Interested witness Meaning of interestness Two other disinterested witness If only one other, fofeit excess over intestate shareRevocation of Wills: Revocation of Wills Execution of subsequent will Physical destruction with intent to revoke Cancellation with intent to revokeRevocation of Wills-By Subsequent Will: Revocation of Wills-By Subsequent Will Execution of a subsequent will Is document #2 a “subsequent will” Necessity of express revocation clauseRevocation of Wills-By Physical Act Destruction: Revocation of Wills-By Physical Act Destruction What acts suffice ? Intent to revokeRevocation of Wills-Cancellation: Revocation of Wills-Cancellation What is it ? “In same manner as the making of a new will” The “Barrie” Case: The “Barrie” CaseSlide49: I, Mr. Barrie, give my entire estate as follows: 1. My Iowa Farm to Niece 2. My car to nephew 3. Residue of my estate to X. Mr. Barrie Witness WitnessSlide50: I, Mr. Barrie, give my entire estate as follows: 1. My Iowa Farm to Niece 2. My car to nephew 3. Residue of my estate to X. Mr. Barrie Witness Witness VoidMiscellaneous Rules: Miscellaneous Rules Doctrine of integration Facts of independent significance Incorporation by referenceSurviving Spouse’s Elective (Forced) Share: Surviving Spouse’s Elective (Forced) Share 1/3 of value of realty owned at any time during the marriage All exempt personal property 1/3 value of non-exempt personal propertyDefinition of Homestead: Definition of Homestead Principal residence 1/2 acre if on city or town plat 40 acres otherwiseRights in Homestead: Rights in Homestead Life estate Set aside by executor in satisfaction of right to REALTY forced shareRight of Spouse to Reach Nonprobate Property: Right of Spouse to Reach Nonprobate Property Realty transferred without spouse’s consent Illusory or fraudulent transfersShare of After-born Children: Share of After-born Children Equal to intestate share If spouse survives Unless will otherwise providesMALPRACTICE: MALPRACTICEClassication of Legacies: Classication of Legacies General Specific Demonstrative ResiduaryDeath of Beneficiary Before Testator: Death of Beneficiary Before Testator Common law rule Lapse statutes-Generally Protected person Substitute takersLapse Statute-As Applied to Deceased Individual: Lapse Statute-As Applied to Deceased Individual “Unless will otherwise provides” Applicable to any “devisee” Devisee must have “issue” who surviveLapse Statute-As Applied to a Class gift: Lapse Statute-As Applied to a Class gift Living when will signed Born thereafter Dies before TestatorSimultaneous Death: Simultaneous Death Evidence insufficient Testator/Beneficiary Intestate/Heir Joint tenancy Insured/BeneficiarySlayer Statute: Slayer Statute Forfeiture Deemed to predecease victim Effect on others Effect of conviction/acquittalA Must Remember: A Must Remember Testator’s Intent is the PolestarAdemption: Ademption Voluntary InvoluntaryContractual Wills: Contractual Wills Statutory requirement Right to revoke during both lives Will always revocable Contract irrevocable after first testator diesAbatement: Abatement Undisposed of property Residuary, except passing to spouse General, except passing to spouse Specfic, except passing to spouse Property passing to spouse Unless will otherwise providesDisclaimers: Disclaimers 9 month rule Disclaimant deemed to predecease the decedent Probate Process: Probate ProcessFunctions of Probate: Functions of Probate Title Proving Title Clearing Timing of probate The five year ruleSample Assets: Sample Assets Household furniture and goods Bank account (joint/individual) Stocks and bonds (joint/individual)Sample Assets: Sample Assets Life insurance policy Automobile (joint/individual) Real propertyProbating The Will: Probating The Will Petition Affidavit of Witnesses (Self-proving; other) Bond Oath Designation of the attorneyFiling Will With the Court: Filing Will With the Court Clerk’s Office Letters testatmentaryNotice of Probate: Notice of Probate Notice of Probate (Notice to Creditors) Once each week for two weeks The Tulsa Case Legislative Response 4 months/1 month Mail notice to known persons whose whereabouts are knownDuties of the Personal Representative: Duties of the Personal Representative Collect assets Pay debts and expenses Distribute balance to the distributees of the estateDebt Collection : Debt Collection Notice to creditors Allowance by personal representative Disallowance by personal representative 20 days to file notice with the courtWill contest: Will contest Mental capacity General mental incapacity Insane Delusion Undue influenceGeneral Mental Incapacity: General Mental Incapacity Nature and extent of property Knowledge of who are the “natural objects” of your bounty Disposition being made Relationship of disposition and effect thereof on “natural effect” Understand document is a willInsane Delusion: Insane Delusion False belief held and adhered to against reason to the contraryUndue Influence: Undue Influence Susceptibility to undue influence Disposition to commit undue influence Opportunity to commit undue influence Will provision consistent with their being undue influenceFinal Report: Final Report Three year rule Waivable by court Includes accounting unless waived Affidavit re feesSlide83: Good Luck on the Exam You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Iowa Probate Law Intestate Succession: Intestate Succession The Law Governing the Distribution of Estates of Persons Who Die Without A WillShare of Surviving Spouse 633.211: Share of Surviving Spouse 633.211 No issue of intestate All issue of intestate are issue of the spouseShare of Surviving Spouse-- 633.211: Share of Surviving Spouse-- 633.211 All real property owned at any time during the marriage Exempt personal property All nonexempt personal propertyShare of Surviving Spouse--633.212: Share of Surviving Spouse--633.212 Spouse survives One of more issue of intestate NOT issue of the surviving spouseShare of Surviving Spouse--633.212: Share of Surviving Spouse--633.212 1/2 value of real property owned during marriage All exempt personal property 1/2 nonexempt personalty At least $50,000Exempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples: Exempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples Clothing Internment space up to 1/2 acre Shotgun, plus either rifle or musket Up to $1,000 in books Up to $2,000 in household goods Life insuranceExempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples: Exempt Personal Property (I.C. 627.6)--Examples Pension benefits One motor vehicle Professional personalty Books and tools Farming implements Livestock and feedWho is a Surviving Spouse: Who is a Surviving Spouse Determined at time of death Effect of divorce FinalityShares of Others--633.219 : Shares of Others--633.219 Issue of intestate per stirpes Parent(s) or their issue Maternal/Paternal Grandparents Issue of deceased grandparents If none, Flip to other sideDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among IssueDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E DDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3Distribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3 gcDistribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3 gc gd1 gd2Distribution Among Issue: Distribution Among Issue A B C E D gb2 gb1 gb3 gc gd1 gd2 ge Another Look at a Distribution: Another Look at a DistributionDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals M Intestate FDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals Intestate FDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals MGP MGM Intestate PGM PGFDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals M Intestate F U A PGM FC1 FC2 FC PGFDistribution Among Collaterals: Distribution Among Collaterals Intestate FC1 FC2 Shares of Non-Relations --633.219-: Shares of Non-Relations --633.219- Issue of deceased spouse State of Iowa (Escheat)After-born (Postumous) Children--633.220: After-born (Postumous) Children--633.220Children Born Out-of-Wedlock: Children Born Out-of-Wedlock Taking from (and through) biological mother Taking from biological father General and notorious recognitionAdopted Children--633.223: Adopted Children--633.223 Right to take from biological parents extinquished Right to take from adopting parents Special rule for step-parent adoptionStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption M FStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C M FStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C M Step-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C AF M Step-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C AF M AdoptionStep-parent adoption: Step-parent adoption C AF M GM AdoptionHalf-Blood Distribution: Half-Blood Distribution C B B M F I B takes 3/4 (1/2 of F’s share and all of M’s share C takes 1/4 (1/2 of F’s share)Advancements--633.224: Advancements--633.224 Common-law rule Iowa Statute Rebuttable presumption Any competent evidence HodgepotTestate Succession: Testate Succession The Law Governing the Distribution of Estates of Persons Who Die With A WillWho Can Execute A Will: Who Can Execute A Will Full age 18 or older Earlier emancipation Sound MindFormal Execution Requirements-Acts of Testator: Formal Execution Requirements-Acts of Testator Signed by Testator (or another) Declared by Testator Request to WitnessOther Formal Execution Requirements: Other Formal Execution Requirements Testator signs or acknowledges in presence of witnesses Witnesses sign in presence of Testator Witnesses sign in presence of each otherStrict Compliance Rule: Strict Compliance Rule Failure to comply with statutory formalities-Yes Substantial compliance doctrine-NoWills Executed Out-of-State: Wills Executed Out-of-State Valid if: Comply with law of Iowa Comply with law of place of execution Comply with law of Testator’s domicile at time of execution Wills Executed Out-of-State: Wills Executed Out-of-State Valid if: In writing Subscribed by TestatorWho can be a Witness: Who can be a Witness 16Who can be a Witness: Who can be a Witness Interested witness Meaning of interestness Two other disinterested witness If only one other, fofeit excess over intestate shareRevocation of Wills: Revocation of Wills Execution of subsequent will Physical destruction with intent to revoke Cancellation with intent to revokeRevocation of Wills-By Subsequent Will: Revocation of Wills-By Subsequent Will Execution of a subsequent will Is document #2 a “subsequent will” Necessity of express revocation clauseRevocation of Wills-By Physical Act Destruction: Revocation of Wills-By Physical Act Destruction What acts suffice ? Intent to revokeRevocation of Wills-Cancellation: Revocation of Wills-Cancellation What is it ? “In same manner as the making of a new will” The “Barrie” Case: The “Barrie” CaseSlide49: I, Mr. Barrie, give my entire estate as follows: 1. My Iowa Farm to Niece 2. My car to nephew 3. Residue of my estate to X. Mr. Barrie Witness WitnessSlide50: I, Mr. Barrie, give my entire estate as follows: 1. My Iowa Farm to Niece 2. My car to nephew 3. Residue of my estate to X. Mr. Barrie Witness Witness VoidMiscellaneous Rules: Miscellaneous Rules Doctrine of integration Facts of independent significance Incorporation by referenceSurviving Spouse’s Elective (Forced) Share: Surviving Spouse’s Elective (Forced) Share 1/3 of value of realty owned at any time during the marriage All exempt personal property 1/3 value of non-exempt personal propertyDefinition of Homestead: Definition of Homestead Principal residence 1/2 acre if on city or town plat 40 acres otherwiseRights in Homestead: Rights in Homestead Life estate Set aside by executor in satisfaction of right to REALTY forced shareRight of Spouse to Reach Nonprobate Property: Right of Spouse to Reach Nonprobate Property Realty transferred without spouse’s consent Illusory or fraudulent transfersShare of After-born Children: Share of After-born Children Equal to intestate share If spouse survives Unless will otherwise providesMALPRACTICE: MALPRACTICEClassication of Legacies: Classication of Legacies General Specific Demonstrative ResiduaryDeath of Beneficiary Before Testator: Death of Beneficiary Before Testator Common law rule Lapse statutes-Generally Protected person Substitute takersLapse Statute-As Applied to Deceased Individual: Lapse Statute-As Applied to Deceased Individual “Unless will otherwise provides” Applicable to any “devisee” Devisee must have “issue” who surviveLapse Statute-As Applied to a Class gift: Lapse Statute-As Applied to a Class gift Living when will signed Born thereafter Dies before TestatorSimultaneous Death: Simultaneous Death Evidence insufficient Testator/Beneficiary Intestate/Heir Joint tenancy Insured/BeneficiarySlayer Statute: Slayer Statute Forfeiture Deemed to predecease victim Effect on others Effect of conviction/acquittalA Must Remember: A Must Remember Testator’s Intent is the PolestarAdemption: Ademption Voluntary InvoluntaryContractual Wills: Contractual Wills Statutory requirement Right to revoke during both lives Will always revocable Contract irrevocable after first testator diesAbatement: Abatement Undisposed of property Residuary, except passing to spouse General, except passing to spouse Specfic, except passing to spouse Property passing to spouse Unless will otherwise providesDisclaimers: Disclaimers 9 month rule Disclaimant deemed to predecease the decedent Probate Process: Probate ProcessFunctions of Probate: Functions of Probate Title Proving Title Clearing Timing of probate The five year ruleSample Assets: Sample Assets Household furniture and goods Bank account (joint/individual) Stocks and bonds (joint/individual)Sample Assets: Sample Assets Life insurance policy Automobile (joint/individual) Real propertyProbating The Will: Probating The Will Petition Affidavit of Witnesses (Self-proving; other) Bond Oath Designation of the attorneyFiling Will With the Court: Filing Will With the Court Clerk’s Office Letters testatmentaryNotice of Probate: Notice of Probate Notice of Probate (Notice to Creditors) Once each week for two weeks The Tulsa Case Legislative Response 4 months/1 month Mail notice to known persons whose whereabouts are knownDuties of the Personal Representative: Duties of the Personal Representative Collect assets Pay debts and expenses Distribute balance to the distributees of the estateDebt Collection : Debt Collection Notice to creditors Allowance by personal representative Disallowance by personal representative 20 days to file notice with the courtWill contest: Will contest Mental capacity General mental incapacity Insane Delusion Undue influenceGeneral Mental Incapacity: General Mental Incapacity Nature and extent of property Knowledge of who are the “natural objects” of your bounty Disposition being made Relationship of disposition and effect thereof on “natural effect” Understand document is a willInsane Delusion: Insane Delusion False belief held and adhered to against reason to the contraryUndue Influence: Undue Influence Susceptibility to undue influence Disposition to commit undue influence Opportunity to commit undue influence Will provision consistent with their being undue influenceFinal Report: Final Report Three year rule Waivable by court Includes accounting unless waived Affidavit re feesSlide83: Good Luck on the Exam