Wills and Trusts University of Virginia
This is a very detailed outline of Trusts & Estates as taught by Professor J. G. Hylton at UVA. The casebook used was Dukenminier, Sitkoff, and Lindgren's Wills, Trusts, and Estates.
The professor taught directly from the casebook and used a very conventional style, so this outline will be highly useful to anyone who uses this book for class.
Topics covered include:
Probate and Probate Avoidance
Limits on the Freedom of Disposition
Intestacy
Bars to Succession
Will Formalities
Revocation of Wills
Components of Wills
Will Challenges
Will Construction
Will Substitutes
Trust Formation
Duties of the Trustee
Alienation and Modification of Trusts
Trustee Selection and Replacement
Charitable Trusts
Powers of Appointment
and the Rule Against Perpetuities.
The outline uses common law, the UTC, and a UPC, and makes special notes of places they conflict.
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