Multistate and Multinational Guide to Estate Planning analyzes the  legal aspects of individual wealth transfers across state and national boundaries. In addition, the Guide seeks to develop workable strategies for the attorney involved with a multijurisdictional client.  Planning is a central concern of Multistate and Multinational Guide to Estate Planning.  The set is divided into six parts. The first is an overview of the topic.  Part II is concerned with professional issues, particularly malpractice problems across state and national lines. Part III investigates the ties that influence which law is chosen to resolve legal questions that arise in the multijurisdictional setting. Part IV addresses specific restrictions on testamentary freedom. Part V deals with the intricacies of choice of law involving wills, trusts and estates.  Part VI addresses tax matters at the multistate and multinational levels. This edition of Multistate and Multinational Estate Planning covers the legislative, regulatory and judicial developments that are of most importance to estate planners and their clients.     Volume 1  1. Objective and Organization 2. Worldwide Wealth Transfer and Its Regulation 3. Some Basic Principles of Multijurisdictional Estate Planning 4. Legal Malpractice Across State and National Borders 5. The Unauthorized Practice of Law in a Foreign Jurisdiction 6. Professional Responsibility 7. The Role of State and National Affiliations in Multijurisdictional Estate Planning: Domicile and Residence 8. Establishing Domicile 9. The Role of State and National Affiliations in Multinational Estate Planning: Domicile, Residence, and Nationality 10. Marital Rights, Protections, and Agreements 11. Intestate Succession 12. Rights of Children 13. Other Restrictions on and Substitutes for Testamentary Disposition 14. The Will in Multistate Estate Planning 15. The Role of the Will in the Multinational Estate 16. The Administration of Multistate and Multinational Estates 17. The Trust in Multistate Estate Planning 18.Trusts in Multinational Estate Planning  Volume 2  19. State Taxation of Multijurisdictional Estates and Trusts 20. International Aspects of Federal Estate, Gift, and Generation-Skipping Transfer Taxation of Citizens, Domiciliaries, and Nondomiciliary Aliens 21.United States Inheritance, Estate, Death, and Gift Tax Conventions: Overview and Individual Convention Analysis 22. Multijurisdictional Income Tax Considerations for Estates and Trusts  Appendix A Formal Will Requirements  Appendix B Nonresident Individual and Corporate Qualification as a Fiduciary  Appendix C State Gift, Estate, Inheritance, and Generation-Skipping Transfer Taxes  Appendix D Relevant Nontax, Bilateral Treaties, and Conventions of the United States  Appendix E United States Income Tax Conventions  Appendix F United States Inheritance, Estate, and Death Tax Conventions  Appendix F1 Tax  Exchange of Information Agreements  Appendix F2 Social Security Agreements   Appendix G United States Gift Tax Conventions  Appendix H Inheritance, Estate, and Death Tax Conventions Between Foreign Countries  Appendix I Country-by-Country Summaries of Death and Gift Taxes  Appendix J State and Federal Regulation of Alien Rights with Regard to Inheritance, Property, and Serving in a Fiduciary Capacity  Appendix K Bonding Requirements of the Several States  Appendix L Status of Varius Multilateral Conventions

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