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Elder Law Issues Newsletter Fleming and Curti, P.L.C. publishes Elder Law Issues, a periodic (often, but not always, weekly) newsletter. You can search or page through all of our archives online, as well as subscribe to our e-mail delivery service.

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2/8/2010: UTMA Custodian Accountable After Beneficiary’s Majority

A recent case out of Kentucky deals with a fairly arcane legal question, but it gives a chance to remind people about UTMA accounts and the rules governing them. The issue in that case: what duties does a UTMA custodian have to account to the minor beneficiary after he or she reaches the age of majority?> Read the whole story

Recent Issues
1/25/2010: Simplified Probate Proceeding Valid Even Though Fraudulent
1/11/2010: Roth IRA Conversion in 2010 More Attractive For Some
1/4/2010: Montana High Court Approves “Death With Dignity” Request
12/28/2009: Court Distinguishes Between Undue Influence, Incapacity
12/21/2009: Video by Exploiters Leads to Witness Tampering Conviction
12/14/2009: Protecting Clients From Their Own Mistakes Can Be A Challenge
11/30/2009: What To Do When a Family Member or Loved One Dies
11/23/2009: Guardian Allowed to Restrict Visitors, Telephone and Mail

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