Estate Planning
helping Montanans have a say about what happens to property they have worked so hard to accumulate
Previously Recorded Sessions
- Beneficiary Deeds & Controlling What Happens to Your Remains (Montana Right of Disposition Act): The advantages and disadvantage of beneficiary deeds are explored. The 2009 legislature passed a law that allows Montanans legal control over the disposition of their remains after death. The law also designates who has the right to make funeral and disposition decisions for a deceased Montanan if he or she hasn’t made prior arrangements. February 18, 2010 (58 minutes)
- Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives, & Living Wills: Explains the differences between a health care power of attorney and financial power of attorney and why Montanans need both. In addition, describes the Montana End-of-Life Registry and Montana Rights of Terminally Ill Act (living wills). January 20, 2010 (50 minutes)
- Federal Estate Tax & Gift Tax:This session describes how federal estate and gift taxes can be minimized. December 9, 2009 (1 hour)
- Wills and Trusts: Answers typical questions that have been asked about wills and trusts. October 28, 2009. (40 minutes)
- Think You Know Who Receives Your Property When You Pass Away: Solid Finances; Explains how your property will transfer if you pass away without a will in Montana.
March 8, 2012. (1 hour )
- Trusts, Power of Attorney, (Financial Healthcare, Living Wills, and End-of-Life Registry): Solid Finances, March 22, 2012. (1 hour)
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