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Do you have estate planning form issues?  NEEP has the answer.
New England Estate Planning (“NEEP”)(www.newenglandestateplanning.com), which opened for attorney registration on January 1st, has just announced that it has added more documents to its automated estate planning library. https://newenglandestateplanning.com/new-state-specific-automated-documents-added/. Only lawyers actively licensed in Maine, New Hampshire, or Massachusetts can

Let’s Do Something Great!
New England Estate Planning (“NEEP”), is, among other things, a state-specific automated drafting site for lawyers licensed in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, and is now open for attorney registration.
While the site, www.newenglandestateplanning.com, is not yet ready for attorney use, we are now open for registration and doing beta

Hold on to your candy kiddos; this is a stickup!
Title 18-C MRS Section 6-102(2) (http://legislature.maine.gov/statutes/18-C/title18-Csec6-102.html) of Maine’s Uniform Probate Code introduces us to a new concept, nonprobate transferee liability.   The statute provides that, except as otherwise provided by statute, a transferee of a nonprobate transfer is subject to liability to any probate

The Maine Uniform Probate Code (MUPC), Title 18-C M. R. S. § 1-101 et seq., https://legislature.maine.gov/statutes/18-C/title18-Cch0sec0.html, with a delayed effective date of September 1, 2019 (see Section 8-301(1), H.P. 1881- L.D. 1535) pursuant to emergency legislation, revokes Title 18-A. Title 18-C brings with it significant changes to the law, including a new means of collection against