Trusts and Powers of Attorney (2013 Cum Supp) - page 3
- Section 3.37 Administration of Trust
- Section 9.62 Execution of Document
- Section 1.74 Assignment of Trust Property
- Section 3.104 Bad Faith
- Section 5.7 Disposition of Trust Property Upon Revocation
- Section 1.19 Other Relationships
- Section 7.2 Introduction
- Section 12.52 Example of Durable Power of Attorney
- Section 4.25 Disbursements Allocated to Principal
- Section 3.40 Third-Party Conflict
- Section 12.37 Missouri Personal Custodian Law
- Section 8.52 Springing Durable Power of Attorney (Short Form)
- Section 12.34 Actions by or Against Custodial Beneficiary or Custodian
- Section 9.48 Introduction
- Section 6.55 In General
- Section 3.5 Caselaw and Treatises
- Section 7.8 Attorney Fees and Costs
- Section 11.30 Liabilities of Custodian and Minor
- Section 13.8 Accounts or Deposits in Financial Institutions
- Section 5.2 Missouri Uniform Trust Code Provisions Applicable to All Trusts
- Section 3.73 Single Trust Limitation
- Section 5.27 Mode of Revocation
- Section 8.34 Between the Principal and Third Parties
- Section 11.43 Distribution to Custodian Under Will or Trust, §§ 404.016, 404.027.1, 404.047.1(4), and 404.057.1, RSMo
- Section 3.103 Event Affecting Administration or Distribution
- Section 2.15 Capability to Perform Duties
- Section 9.4 Certification of Incapacity
- Section 6.71 Survival of Action
- Section 8.14 Subject Matter, Powers, and Authority
- Section 3.110 Trustee Torts
- Section 12.42 Distribution to Custodian Under Will or Trust
- Section 7.5 Declining Jurisdiction
- Section 12.15 Revocation
- Section 6.60 Plaintiffs
- Section 1.37 Property Must Be Transferable
- Section 3.27 To Appoint an Ancillary Trustee
- Section 6.7 Jury Trial
- Section 13.39 Beneficiary Deed of Gift or Bill of Sale
- Section 4.29 Adjustment Powers Granted by the Act
- Section 2.61 Succession by Court Order
- Section 6.84 Trustees
- Section 6.47 Fraud, Duress, or Undue Influence
- Section 3.29 To Make Distributions in Divided or Undivided Interests
- Section 9.23 Under Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Act
- Section 5.36 Missouri Uniform Trust Code
- Section 3.28 To Make Distributions to Disabled Beneficiaries
- Section 12.51 Distribution Rules Summary for Custodianship Beneficiary Designations
- Section 13.45 Income Earned or Declared and Unpaid at Owner’s Death and Dividend Reinvestment Plans
- Section 2.38 Charging Excessive Fees
- Section 11.5 Creation of Custodianship—Generally
- Section 3.7 Generally
- Section 8.47 Review of Instruments Prepared by Third Parties
- Section 6.38 Grounds for Contest
- Section 2.22 Personal Trustees
- Section 13.76 Acknowledgment of Receipt of Employee Beneficiary Designation Form
- Section 8.1 Background
- Section 12.40 Practice Suggestions and Forms
- Section 9.41 Setting Standards for Attorney in Fact
- Section 8.10 Limited Durable Power of Attorney
- Section 4.28 Allocation of Tax Disbursements
- Section 3.115 Practical Tips for Trust Administration (New Section)
- Section 2.60 Succession From One Trustee to Another Under Trust Terms
- Section 1.9 Effect on Property
- Section 2.44 Abusive Exercise of Discretionary Powers
- Section 3.101 Limitation of Action Against Trustee
- Section 13.66 Which Recipients of Property Are Liable to Account, and for How Much of the Property?
- Section 3.99 Damages in Absence of a Breach
- Section 13.14 Conflicts of Law
- Section 2.40 Holding Adverse or Conflicting Interests
- Section 4.3 Provisions Pertaining to the Beginning and End of an Income Interest
- Section 12.7 Tailoring to Meet Client Needs
- Section 9.29 Interpretation of Pre-Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Act Powers of Attorney
- Section 6.8 Two Parties in One
- Section 1.6 Trust Property
- Section 13.85 Revocation of Beneficiary Deed
- Section 13.2 Statutory Basis for Transfers on Death by Contract, Deed, Trust, and Gift
- Section 9.66 Suggested Forms With Explanatory Notes
- Section 13.36 Beneficiary Designation Under Written Instrument or Law
- Section 3.42 Trust Opportunity
- Section 9.58 Right to Assisted Suicide
- Section 10.6 Elements
- Section 9.5 Form of Document
- Section 9.59 Declaration Ineffective During Pregnancy
- Section 13.3 Varieties of Nonprobate Transfer Devices
- Section 3.2 Governing Instrument
- Section 4.6 Apportionment When a Mandatory Income Interest Ends
- Section 3.43 Conflict Not Presumed in Certain Investments
- Section 6.2 Applicability
- Section 1.20 Generally
- Section 8.20 Successor Attorneys in Fact
- Section 1.2 Further References
- Section 9.6 Recording and Filing Requirements
- Section 2.42 Neglect of Trust and Delegation of All Responsibilities
- Section 13.30 Protections Regarding the Default Provisions
- Section 3.38 Loyalty
- Section 11.29 Immunities and Protections for Third Persons
- Section 3.112 Interest as General Partner
- Section 6.68 Presumptions
- Section 6.45 Sole Beneficiary
- Section 8.27 Accounting
- Section 13.101 Use of Beneficiary Designation Form in Connection With Inter Vivos Trust
- Section 12.18 Tax Consequences
- Section 10.3 When Required
- Section 8.16 Nondelegable Powers
- Section 3.81 Remedies for Breach of Trust
- Section 1.43 Spendthrift Trusts
- Section 13.57 Dissolution of Marriage
- Section 3.114 Certification of Trust
- Section 8.22 Appointing Subagents and Supplemental Powers of Attorney
- Section 4.8 Allocation of Receipts During the Administration of a Trust
- Section 1.51 Who May Be Trustee
- Section 13.19 Ownership of Property With Respect to Which a Beneficiary Designation Has Been Made, After the Original Owner Dies
- Section 3.56 Costs of Administration
- Section 12.44 Distribution to Custodian Under Employee Benefit Plans
- Section 13.82 Beneficiary Assignment
- Section 1.63 Requirement of Transfer
- Section 9.42 Spelling Out Standards in Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
- Section 7.11 Evidentiary Rules
- Section 13.42 Source of Rules Governing All Nonprobate Transfers
- Section 1.64 Declarations of Trust
- Section 4.10 Receipts From Trusts and Estates
- Section 2.14 Ethical and Statutory Prohibitions
- Section 10.11 Special Circumstances
- Section 1.4 Trust
- Section 6.31 Six-Month Statute—Notice
- Section 4.32 Section 469.405, RSMo, Adjustment Power’s Impact on Nonproductive Property Held in a Marital Trust
- Section 3.51 Charitable Trusts
- Section 9.15 Cannot Serve as Attorney in Fact
- Section 1.66 Acceptance by Beneficiary
- Section 12.19 Single and Multiple Beneficiaries
- Section 12.24 Record Keeping, Accounting, and Limitations
- Section 2.39 Hostility or Favoritism to Beneficiaries
- Section 3.88 With Consent of Settlor
- Section 3.57 Trustee Skills
- Section 3.111 Fiduciary Capacity
- Section 11.35 Transfer on Resignation or Death of Custodian
- Section 9.70 Agreement With Respect to General Durable Power of Attorney Appointing Attorney at Law
- Section 6.75 Statutory Defenses—Statute of Limitation
- Section 12.14 Manner of Making a Future Transfer
- Section 11.10 Property That May Be Transferred
- Section 3.22 To Contest or Settle a Claim
- Section 13.93 Application to Register Stock in Beneficiary Form
- Section 11.37 Transfer to Out-of-State Custodian
- Section 8.38 Cohabitation and Same-Sex Couples
- Section 12.2 History of Development
- Section 2.47 Failure to Distribute Income
- Section 3.63 Collecting Trust Property
- Section 12.8 Creation of Custodianship—Generally
- Section 11.32 Substitutes for Initial Custodians
- Section 1.39 Nature of Interest Transferred
- Section 8.5 Recording of Durable Power of Attorney
- Section 9.71 Summary of Duties of Attorney in Fact (Health Care)
- Section 6.73 Adequate Remedy at Law
- Section 6.82 Contingent Beneficiaries (Residuary Devisees and Heirs)
- Section 8.21 Temporary Unavailability of Attorney in Fact
- Section 5.20 Settlor’s Power of Revocation or Modification
- Section 2.11 Nonresident Corporate Fiduciaries and Constitutional Issues
- Section 1.17 Debtor and Creditor Relationships
- Section 6.26 Trust Not Registered
- Section 9.20 Health Care Providers Not to Require Execution of Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
- Section 3.9 To Collect and Accept Additions as Trust Property
- Section 2.17 Possible Solutions for Trustee Incapability
- Section 7.7 Effect of Judgment or Court-Approved Settlement
- Section 13.75 Employee Beneficiary Designation Form
- Section 6.52 Duress
- Section 3.96 Contribution From Cotrustee
- Section 1.42 Repeal of Rule Against Perpetuities
- Section 7.9 Conflicts Rules
- Section 2.49 Statutory Exoneration by Nonjoinder or Formal Dissent
- Section 2.35 Failure to Give Bond
- Section 13.16 Overview of Chapter 461, RSMo
- Section 2.33 Insolvency or Bankruptcy
- Section 9.39 Signed Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Held by Third Persons
- Section 13.60 Protections Given to Transferring Entity and Good-Faith Purchaser or Lender Do Not Alter the Rights of Beneficiaries, Heirs, or Creditors
- Section 1.54 Methods of Creating a Trust
- Section 13.55 Lineal Descendant Substitutes
- Section 4.17 Receipts From an Interest in Minerals or Other Natural Resources (Including Water)
- Section 2.30 Breach of Trust
- Section 3.94 Modification to Achieve Settlor’s Tax Objectives
- Section 4.16 Receipts From Liquidating Assets
- Section 6.24 Venue for Trust Contest
- Section 1.1 Introduction and Scope of Chapter
- Section 5.26 Settlor’s Power to Revoke Trust
- Section 1.22 Private Trusts
- Section 1.26 Marital Settlements
- Section 2.2 What Is a Fiduciary?
- Section 1.53 Successor Trustees
- Section 3.90 Without Consent of Settlor if Trust Became Irrevocable Before January 1, 2005
- Section 5.11 Court Modification or Termination Based on Unanticipated Circumstances
- Section 8.32 Between the Principal and the Agent
- Section 5.33 Termination Under § 456.590.2, RSMo
- Section 1.24 Life Insurance Trusts
- Section 13.86 Beneficiary Deed to the Revocable Trust of Whichever Spouse Dies Last
- Section 2.16 Desirable Personal Characteristics
- Section 3.74 Confidentiality
- Section 5.28 Modification by Consent of Beneficiaries
- Section 6.34 Pre-Missouri Uniform Trust Code Statutes of Limitation
- Section 3.26 To Make Loans and Secure Loans Out of Trust Property
- Section 1.41 Class Gifts
- Section 6.78 Statutory Authority to Appeal