Questão 1
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The primary purpose of a living will is to allow individuals to distribute their property as they choose upon death.
Questão 2
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All real and personal property owned by a decedent at the time of death must always pass through probate.
Questão 3
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Which of the following activities are permissible for paralegals to do?
Questão 4
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A decedent who dies without a will is said to die intestate.
Questão 5
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A written expression of a person's wishes to be allowed to die a natural death and not be kept alive by heroic or artificial methods.
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Holographic Will
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Living Will
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Will
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Estate Plan
Questão 6
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A plan made to provide for the maker's physical and financial needs during lifetime, as well as the distribution of their estate upon death.
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Holographic Will
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Living Will
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Will
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Estate Plan
Questão 7
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A will that is written completely in the handwriting of the testator and signed and dated by the maker. Witnesses may or may not be required, depending on state law.
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Holographic Will
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Living Will
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Will
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Estate Plan
Questão 8
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A written document that leaves the estate of the individual who signed the will to the named persons or entities.
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Holographic Will
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Living Will
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Will
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Estate Plan
Questão 9
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Having the mental ability to make a will is known as being "of sound mind."
Questão 10
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Which of the following is not an example of real property?
Questão 11
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What type(s) or property is/are immovable?
Questão 12
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The purpose of an estate plan is solely to provide directions for the distribution of an individual's estate upon death.
Questão 13
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Which of the following is a written document that leaves the estate of the individual who signed the document to the named persons or entities?
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Will
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Living Will
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Power of attorney
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All of the above
Questão 14
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If Sam and Sue are co-owners of a joint bank account and Sue passes away, Sam becomes the legal owner of the account.
Questão 15
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A mountain is real property.
Questão 16
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A quitclaim deed is executed while the grantor is alive but takes effect only upon the death of the grantor.
Questão 17
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A deed in which the personal representative of an estate is the grantor and is transferring real property to the decedent's heirs or devisees.
Questão 18
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A deed executed while the grantor is alive that takes effect only upon the death of the grantor.
Questão 19
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A deed that transfers title to real property from a grantor to a grantee, usually used in connection with a gift of property or a transfer between family members.
Questão 20
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A deed to real property that transfers to the grantee only whatever interest the grantor has in the property.
Questão 21
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A deed to real property, which guarantees that the seller has clear title to the property, and that title can be transferred or conveyed to the buyer.
Questão 22
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Which of the following is not real property?
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House
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Shed
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Corn field
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Stove
Questão 23
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A grant deed typically transfers title to real property from a grantor to a grantee in connection with a gift of property or a transfer between family members or to a family trust.
Questão 24
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Pay-on-Death (POD) and Transfer-on-Death (TOD) accounts are probate assets.
Questão 25
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Which of the following is not personal property?
Questão 26
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Betsy is purchasing real property from an acquaintance, Sarah. What type of deed should Betsy expect from Sarah in order to guarantee that she has clear title to the property?
Questão 27
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John is allowed to live at 123 Home Street for his lifetime and, upon John's death, the property will pass to John's son. What interest does John have in the property?
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Fee simple
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Life estate
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Tenancy in common
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Community property
Questão 28
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Which of the following should be included on an estate planning checklist or intake sheet?
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Client's name, date of birth, and adress
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Marital status
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Children's names and adresses
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All of the above
Questão 29
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A plan made to provide for the maker's physical and financial needs during lifetime, as well as the distribution of the maker's estate upon death.
Questão 30
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A written statement authorizing an agent or surrogate to make medical treatment decisions for another in the event of the other's inability to do so.
Questão 31
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A legal document that authorizes another person to act as the grantor's attorney-in-fact and agent; execution before a notary public is nearly always required.
Questão 32
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A condition of patients with severe brain damage in whom a coma has progressed to a state of wakefulness without detectable awareness.
Questão 33
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It is perfectly acceptable for a caregiver to accompany an elderly client into an estate planning consultation.
Questão 34
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A living trust does not become effective until the trustor/settlor passes away.
Questão 35
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Which of the following can paralegals ethically do?
Questão 36
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When drafting a living trust for a client, a pour-over will is merely optional.
Questão 37
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When does a springing power of attorney become effective?
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Immediately upon execution
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Only upon determination by a doctor that the principal is incapacitated
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Upon the date set forth in the document
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None of the above
Questão 38
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It is okay for attorneys and paralegals to draft wills that include testamentary bequests to themselves if a client asks for it to be done.
Questão 39
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It is advisable that clients select an alternate agent so that if their first appointed agent is unable to serve, there is someone else appointed to do the job.
Questão 40
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Which of the following is a written expression of a person's wishes to be allowed to die a natural death and not be kept alive by heroic or artificial measures?
Questão 41
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Which of the following may be a source of power for an attorney-in-fact appointed under a durable power of attorney?
Questão 42
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Who of the following have a fiduciary duty to uphold?
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An agent
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An attorney-in-fact
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A principal
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Both a and b
Questão 43
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A durable power of attorney takes effect immediately upon execution.
Questão 44
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Which of the following are the primary purposes for executing a living will?
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To preserve the principal's assets for family members
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To avoid unnecessary suffering on the part of loved ones
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To ensure that the principal will receive tube feeding if incapacitated with no hope of recovery
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Both a and b
Questão 45
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A condition of patients with severe brain damage in whom a coma has progressed to a state of wakefulness without detectable awareness.
Questão 46
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A written expression of a person's wishes to be allowed to die a natural death and not be kept alive by heroic or artificial methods.
Questão 47
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A written statement authorizing an agent or surrogate to make medical treatment decisions for another in the event of the other's inability to do so.
Questão 48
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A person who authorizes another, as an agent, to represent him or her.
Questão 49
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The famous Terry Schiavo case illustrates the importance of executing which estate planning document?
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Power of Attorney
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Last Will and Testament
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Living Will
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All of the above
Questão 50
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A health care proxy does not take effect until or unless the principal becomes unable to make his or her own medical decisions.
Questão 51
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Powers of attorney generally need only be signed and dated by the principal in order to be effective.
Questão 52
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Third parties do not have to honor validly executed powers of attorney if they don't want to.
Questão 53
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A springing power of attorney becomes effective upon the occurrence of a specific event at a future time.
Questão 54
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A gift in a will that takes place only if a particular event has occurred by the time the maker of the will dies.
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Conditional Bequest
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Legacy
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Specific Bequest
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Executory Bequest
Questão 55
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A will that is written completely in the handwriting of the testator and signed and dated by the maker. Witnesses may or may not be required, depending on state law.
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Holographic Will
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Nuncupative Will
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Pour-over Will
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Simple Will
Questão 56
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A will that has been delivered orally to witnesses, as opposed to being written down and executed with the usual formalities.
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Holographic Will
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Nuncupative Will
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Pour-over Will
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Simple Will
Questão 57
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A will drafted for a person who has already executed a living trust that leaves all remaining property to the trust.
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Holographic Will
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Nuncupative Will
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Pour-over Will
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Simple Will
Questão 58
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A will that does not contain tax planning language.
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Holographic Will
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Nuncupative Will
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Pour-over Will
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Simple Will
Questão 59
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A residuary clause a clause included in a will in order to prevent the disinherited individual from contesting the probate of the will, resulting in delays and additional administrative expenses for the estate.
Questão 60
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The primary purpose of executing a will is to control the disposition of one's assets after death.
Questão 61
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The requirements for due execution of a will vary by state, but most states require that, at a minimum, the will is written, signed and dated by the maker, and attested and signed by two witnesses.
Questão 62
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After all other bequests have been made under a will, which clause is used to distribute whatever assets remain?
Questão 63
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In the revocation clause, the testator states that he or she revokes all prior wills and codicils.
Questão 64
Questão
What type of will is written completely in the handwriting of the testator and signed and dated by the maker?
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Nuncupative Will
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Pour-over Will
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Simple Will
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Holographic Will
Questão 65
Questão
Which of the following wills accompanies a revocable living trust?
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Pour-over Will
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Nuncupative Will
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Holographic Will
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Simple Will
Questão 66
Questão
Majority age is twenty-one (21) in most states, but is age eighteen (18) in a minority of states.