Trusts and Powers of Attorney (2013 Cum Supp) - page 4

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Section 13.1 Introduction
Section 9.63 Similar to Living Will
Section 9.66 Suggested Forms With Explanatory Notes
Section 6.67 “Clear, Cogent, and Convincing” Standard
Section 13.35 Generally
Section 9.35 Naming of Multiple Attorneys in Fact
Section 4.13 Receipts of Interest and Proceeds From the Sale, Redemption, or Disposition of an Obligation to Pay Money to Principal
Section 4.10 Receipts From Trusts and Estates
Section 6.16 Circuit Court, Probate Division
Section 5.25 Mode of Modification
Section 5.28 Modification by Consent of Beneficiaries
Section 13.88 Beneficiary Transfer Instrument in the Form of a “Beneficiary Bill of Sale”
Section 6.42 Intent to Create Trust
Section 6.53 Equity
Section 13.26 Transferring Entity Cannot Be Compelled to Accept a Beneficiary Designation
Section 6.65 Virtual Representation
Section 8.10 Limited Durable Power of Attorney
Section 9.73 Affidavit of Attorney in Fact to Validate Durable Power of Attorney
Section 1.1 Introduction and Scope of Chapter
Section 3.74 Confidentiality
Section 1.63 Requirement of Transfer
Section 3.85 Resignation of Trustee
Section 5.11 Court Modification or Termination Based on Unanticipated Circumstances
Section 1.71 Generally
Section 3.1 Introduction
Section 13.46 Distribution of Fractional Shares or Indivisible Property
Section 8.32 Between the Principal and the Agent
Section 1.41 Class Gifts
Section 3.48 Corporate Transactions
Section 13.39 Beneficiary Deed of Gift or Bill of Sale
Section 8.24 Third-Party Protections
Section 3.14 To Continue a Business or Enterprise
Section 6.84 Trustees
Section 3.8 Particular Powers
Section 2.61 Succession by Court Order
Section 3.17 To Enter Leases
Section 1.36 Generally
Section 10.8 Personal Treatment
Section 3.39 Trustee Conflict
Section 7.12 Specific Rules
Section 2.27 Appointment by Courts
Section 11.11 Persons Who May Be Custodians
Section 8.54 Springing Durable Power of Attorney (Long Form)
Section 3.3 Statutes and Regulations
Section 8.26 Standards for Fiduciary Obligations
Section 1.46 Imputation of Assets or Income to a Beneficiary
Section 4.11 Receipts From Businesses and Other Activities Conducted by a Trustee
Section 13.49 Time Limit for Proving Existence of Lineal Descendants
Section 12.40 Practice Suggestions and Forms
Section 10.15 Psychotropic Medications
Section 2.22 Personal Trustees
Section 12.17 State Law That Governs
Section 2.12 Sole Income and Remainder Beneficiary as Trustee—Merger of Title
Section 1.48 Beneficiaries of Trusts of Land
Section 13.34 Duty of Transferring Entity
Section 11.37 Transfer to Out-of-State Custodian
Section 11.42 Actions by or Against the Minor or the Custodian
Section 9.72 Agreement Between Principal and Attorney in Fact When Health Care Decisions Authorized
Section 2.28 Resignation
Section 13.76 Acknowledgment of Receipt of Employee Beneficiary Designation Form
Section 6.38 Grounds for Contest
Section 3.93 Reformation to Correct Mistakes
Section 6.4 Settlor’s “Intent” Now Codified?
Section 4.31 Framework for the Use of the Adjustment Power
Section 8.47 Review of Instruments Prepared by Third Parties
Section 1.62 “Totten” Trusts
Section 8.36 Married Couples
Section 4.5 Apportionment of Receipts and Disbursements When an Income Interest Begins (or a Decedent Dies)
Section 1.14 Agency
Section 6.83 Fees and Costs
Section 8.40 Military Personnel
Section 13.91 Stock Certificate of a Close Corporation Issued in Beneficiary Form
Section 10.14 Refusal of Treatment by Legal Representative or Parent
Section 6.34 Pre-Missouri Uniform Trust Code Statutes of Limitation
Section 4.34 The Unitrust Alternative to the § 469.405, RSMo, Adjustment Power
Section 9.65 Advantages of Using a Treatment Directive
Section 12.42 Distribution to Custodian Under Will or Trust
Section 12.46 Opinion on Abstract
Section 3.6 Consent of Beneficiaries
Section 5.15 Modification by the Trustee
Section 1.61 “Pourover” Provisions
Section 1.55 Capacity of Settlor
Section 5.30 Modification Under § 456.590.2, RSMo
Section 2.2 What Is a Fiduciary?
Section 1.22 Private Trusts
Section 1.26 Marital Settlements
Section 3.71 Beneficiary Waivers Regarding Information
Section 8.55 Special Durable Power of Attorney
Section 3.43 Conflict Not Presumed in Certain Investments
Section 8.35 Capacity of the Principal
Section 3.19 To Insure Trust Property and Trust Beneficiaries
Section 13.9 Motor Vehicles, Trailers, Boats, Outboard Motors, and Manufactured Homes
Section 2.6 Entities With Sovereign Immunity
Section 1.53 Successor Trustees
Section 7.5 Declining Jurisdiction
Section 8.52 Springing Durable Power of Attorney (Short Form)
Section 12.34 Actions by or Against Custodial Beneficiary or Custodian
Section 13.81 Acknowledgment of Receipt of Beneficiary Designation Form for Contract Rights
Section 1.58 Words Required
Section 6.76 Costs and Fees
Section 1.16 Personal Representatives and Administrators
Section 1.68 Generally
Section 9.33 Assisting Disabled or Incapacitated Persons Without Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
Section 9.10 No Health Care Professionals as Attorney in Fact—Exceptions
Section 13.71 Creditors’ Rights Section Does Not Create a Lien on Property
Section 1.10 History
Section 3.15 To Exercise Stock or Security Rights
Section 8.25 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 Release
Section 8.51 Durable Power of Attorney (Short Form)
Section 13.61 Liability of Transferee for Improperly Transferred Property
Section 8.45 Gifting
Section 12.54 Drafting Committee Comments to § 404.550, RSMo 1989
Section 13.13 Issue Regarding Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 Preemption of State Law
Section 12.45 Beneficiary Designations Under Benefit Plans or Insurance
Section 13.57 Dissolution of Marriage
Section 3.114 Certification of Trust
Section 4.8 Allocation of Receipts During the Administration of a Trust
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 12.26 Liabilities of Custodian and Beneficiary
Section 9.14 Duties Under Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Act Different From Durable Power of Attorney Law
Section 8.44 Conflict of Laws
Section 8.29 Revocation of Prior Durable Powers of Attorney
Section 8.12 Nondurable General Power of Attorney
Section 6.79 Who May Appeal
Section 2.62 Duties of Continuing or Successor Trustees as to Final Accounting and Breaches of Trust of Former Trustees
Section 9.17 Conditions Precedent to Withdrawal or Withholding of Nutrition or Hydration
Section 9.37 Compensation for Attorney in Fact
Section 11.49 Missouri Sections Not in Uniform Transfers to Minors Act
Section 12.41 Custodial Agreement Checklist
Section 13.15 Missouri Lottery Prizes
Section 9.32 Use of Separate Document for Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
Section 3.109 Trustee Contracts
Section 9.11 Other Provisions
Section 9.51 Nutrition or Hydration as Medical Treatment
Section 6.3 Exceptions to Applicability
Section 11.36 Transfer From “Uniform Gifts to Minors Act” to “Missouri Transfers to Minors Law”
Section 4.2 Missouri’s Principal and Income Act
Section 1.60 Generally
Section 2.41 Self-Dealing—The 18 Negative Duties
Section 8.2 Use of Durable Powers of Attorney for Asset and Financial Management
Section 10.13 Refusal of Personal Treatment
Section 10.11 Special Circumstances
Section 6.24 Venue for Trust Contest
Section 2.54 Necessity for, Form of, and Period Covered by Final Account—Due From and to Whom?
Section 13.86 Beneficiary Deed to the Revocable Trust of Whichever Spouse Dies Last
Section 13.5 The Basic Enabling Statute
Section 3.9 To Collect and Accept Additions as Trust Property
Section 12.39 Cross-References for Uniform Custodial Trust Act and Missouri Personal Custodian Law Sections
Section 11.25 Management and Investment of Custodial Property
Section 6.44 Trustee Duties
Section 6.39 Invalid Written Instrument
Section 4.14 Receipts From Insurance Contracts
Section 4.20 Receipts From Collateral Financial Assets and Asset-Backed Securities
Section 6.86 An Ethical Dilemma
Section 6.45 Sole Beneficiary
Section 11.50 Cross-References for Uniform Transfers to Minors Act and Missouri Transfers to Minors Law Sections
Section 2.38 Charging Excessive Fees
Section 2.45 Commingling of Trust Assets
Section 1.38 Amount of Property Transferred
Section 12.16 Scope and Application of Law
Section 1.33 Registration of a Trust
Section 1.70 Disclaimer by a Bankrupt Beneficiary
Section 3.75 Ascertainable Standard
Section 1.69 Disclaimer for State and Federal Tax Purposes
Section 13.8 Accounts or Deposits in Financial Institutions
Section 1.44 Bankruptcy of a Beneficiary
Section 12.10 Persons Who May Create a Personal Custodianship
Section 2.29 Appointment of Successor
Section 11.30 Liabilities of Custodian and Minor
Section 8.30 Use of Photocopies
Section 11.2 Nature of Custodianship
Section 6.82 Contingent Beneficiaries (Residuary Devisees and Heirs)
Section 11.14 When Present Transfer Is Complete
Section 5.35 Termination by Decree of Court
Section 13.20 Effective Date of Creation, Revocation, or Change of a Beneficiary Designation
Section 13.102 1989 and 1995 Committee Comments
Section 2.8 Nonresidents Generally
Section 3.13 To Borrow Money