1 11 MSU Extension Estate Planning Publications. 2 22 Main Author: Marsha A. Goetting Ph.D., CFP ®, CFCS  Professor & Extension Family Economics Specialist.

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1 11 MSU Extension Estate Planning Publications

2 22 Main Author: Marsha A. Goetting Ph.D., CFP ®, CFCS  Professor & Extension Family Economics Specialist  Department of Agricultural Economics & Economics

3 Website  estateplanning/eppu blications.html  Print out FREE

4 4 Available FREE:  From local county Extension offices

5 5 Order from:  store.msuextension. org… but there is a charge for postage

6 Accessing a Deceased Person’s Financial Accounts MT200301HR  Describes how heirs can access deceased person’s financial accounts

7 77 Annuities MT199213HR  Provides information about annuities  Outlines how to shop for an annuity

8 88 Beneficiary Deeds in Montana MT200707HR  Explains how Beneficiary Deeds allow owners of real property to: Transfer their Montana property to one or more beneficiaries without probate

9 99 Using a Bypass Trust to Provide for Children from Remarried, Step, and Blended Families MT201407HR  Explores: Important issues for Montana families (remarried, step, and blended) about the varying challenges to the estate planning process.

10 Montana Common Law Marriage & Estate Planning MT201408HR  Explores: Montana common law marriage from an estate planning perceptive

11 Cremation MT200201HR  Explores: Personal & family concerns State & Federal regulations Costs

12 Designating Beneficiaries Through Contractual Arrangements MT199901HR  Learn about transferring your assets through contractual arrangements: Insurance policies IRAs Employee benefit plans Payable on death accounts (POD) Transfer on death accounts (TOD)

13 Dying Without a Will in Montana: Who Receives Your Property MT198908HR  Provides legal terms & detailed examples of possible scenarios for distribution of property if a person dies without writing a will

14 Dying Without a Will in Montana: Interactive Web site  Web site illustrates how your property will be distributed under Montana law if you are a Montana resident and if you pass away without a written will (as do 7 out of 10 Americans)

15 Estate Planning for Families with Minor &/or Special Needs Children MT199117HR  Explains how to provide for children's physical & financial care in case of parents' death

16 Estate Planning: Getting Started MT199508HR  Explains how & why to arrange for the future use & distribution of your property

17 Estate Planning Tools for Owners of Pets & Companion Animals or Service Animals MT201405HR  Outlines legal options for owners who plan to name a caregiver for their pets.

18 Federal Estate Tax MT199104HR  Analyzes how federal tax laws affect individual estates

19 Gifting: A Property Transfer Tool Estate Planning MT199105HR  Explains how to use: Gifts of real & personal property to reduce income taxes & eventually estate taxes

20 Glossary of Estate Planning Terms MT200202HR  Provides definitions of some of the estate planning terms used in MSU Extension Estate Planning MontGuides

21 Letter of Last Instructions MT198904HR  Explains what should be included in a letter of last instructions to assist survivors after the death of the writer

22 Life Estate: A Useful Estate Planning Tool MT200510HR  Explains how to leave a life estate to someone for use during his/her lifetime with estate passing on to the remainderman after the death of the life tenant

23 Life Insurance: An Estate Planning Tool MT199211HR  Explains uses of life insurance as a part of a family's estate plan

24 Long-Term Care Partnership Insurance in Montana MT201202HR  Provides basic information about the Montana long-term care partnership insurance program, tax benefits, and shopping tips

25 Medicaid & Long-Term Care Costs MT199511HR  Outlines the legal & tax ramifications  Explores impacts on emotional & physical health of financing long-term care

26 Montana’s End-of-Life Registry MT200602HR  Answers commonly asked questions about the Montana End-of-Life Registry

27 Montana Rights of Terminally Ill Act MT199202HR  Describes how a person can choose to terminate his/her medical treatment, if they have an incurable or irreversible condition

28  Describes how a parent or other adults can make gifts of assets to children:  Bequests with a will  Distributions from a trust  Gifts while living Montana Uniform Transfers to Minors Act ( UTMA) Custodial Accounts for Children Under Age 21 MT199910HR

29 Nonprobate Transfers MT199509HR  Describes the various forms of ownership that allow the deceased's property to bypass probate & transfer directly to beneficiaries

30 Personal Representatives MT199008HR  Explains responsibilities of a personal representative when settling an estate

31 Power of Attorney MT199001HR  Explains how to give another person authority to make financial decisions for you

32 Probate in Montana MT199006HR  Provides guidelines & costs for the process of settling an estate in Montana

33 Property Ownership MT198907HR  Describes the three main forms of property ownership: Solely-owned Joint tenancy with right of survivorship Tenancy in common

34 Provider Orders for Life- Sustaining Treatment MT199008HR  Form that gives you control over your medical treatments near the end-of-life. Recognized as an actual medical order

35 Revocable Living Trusts MT199612HR  Explains: Benefits & shortfalls Costs & tax consequences of living trusts

36 Selecting an Organizational Structure for Your Business MT199708HR  Describes the various types of business structure: Sole proprietorship Partnership Corporation (S&C) Limited liability company (LLC)

37 Settling an Estate: What Do I Need to Know MT201004HR  Assists survivors start the process of settling an estate & ease the burden following the death of a loved one

38 Transferring Your Farm or Ranch to Next Generation EB 149  Provides ideas about starting a conversation with family members who are reluctant to discuss estate planning

39 What Are Your Rights Over Your Remains? MT200918HR  Describes the Montana Right of Disposition Act that allows a person to provide instructions for disposing of his or her remains

40 Who Gets Grandma’s Yellow Pie Plate? MT199701HR  Explains how to deal with some of the issues that may arise with the transfer of non-titled property

41 Wills MT198906HR  Outlines why & how to construct a will including: Costs Restrictions Changes after its completion

42 Estate Planning: The Basics Packets EB 144 COST $10.00  19 Estate Planning guides  Free Additional guides can be ordered  Name will be added to a mailing list to receive update when there are state & federal law changes

43 Family Economics Website  extensionecon/family economics.html