"If there's no doubt in anyone's mind as to whom the uncle intended to name, a minor misspelling won't cause any actual problems, " says Bill Pargaman, an attorney board certified in estate planning and probate law at Brown McCarroll.
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Examples are : certificates authenticating copies-which are mostly not within the permissible functions of U . S . notaries, and certificates as to law, such as certificates as to the capacity of a company to perform certain acts, or explaining probate law in the place.
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A : " Under limited circumstances, if all family members with an interest in the estate enter into a settlement agreement, it is not necessary to have the will admitted to probate, " advises attorney Tom Barton, board certified in state planning and probate law.
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For members of civil unions, the bill lists two dozen areas in which the law would consider their roles to be just like those of spouses, from child custody law to probate law to worker's compensation to family leave benefits to immunity from being compelled to testify.
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President of the Virginia Bar Association in 1966, Cochran also served as a member of the Constitutional Revision Commission of Virginia in 1968-69 . He was also a fellow of the American Bar Foundation, and of the American College of Probate Law, as well as charter fellow of the Virginia Bar Foundation.
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The dispute was brought to the courts, where legal entanglements over the conflicts of Mexican, American and Danish laws kept it for over ten years . " The uncertainty of new probate laws, combined with the fact that William Leidesdorff, though he had held federal offices, held dual Mexican and U . S . citizenship, further complicated the property issues.
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Chief Justice Brown's service on judicial related organizations also includes : his appointment to the Ohio Judicial Conference Probate Law & Procedure Committee, his appointment to the Supreme Court Commission on the Rules of Practice & Procedure, and his appointment to the Franklin County Criminal Justice Planning Board, which provides oversight for criminal and juvenile justice programs funded through Franklin County.
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Houston's 1895 will was still contested until 1964, by that time the property he left in trust was worth approximately $ 145 million, leading to a decision by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court The case is often taught in law school in property and probate law courses as it deals with the interpretation of future interests created in favor of Houston's grandchildren.
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"Reed v . Reed " ( 1971 ), which struck down an Idaho probate law favoring men, was the first decision in which the Court ruled that arbitrary gender discrimination violated the Equal Protection Clause . the Court ruled that statutory or administrative sex classifications had to be subjected to an intermediate standard of judicial review . " Reed " and " Craig " later served as precedents to strike down a number of state laws discriminating by gender.
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