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September 05, 2019
Beneficiary, Payable-on-Death (POD), Transfer-on-Death (TOD) – what does it mean?
By: Amy M. Scott Smith
For many assets in Montana, you can contract to have the asset pass directly to your spouse, children, charitable organization, or other designated beneficiary at your death, outside ofRead More
Homestead Declaration – What Is It and How Can You Benefit From It?
By: Amy M. Scott Smith
Under Montana law, homeowners can record a document called a homestead declaration on their property title to protect equity in their home from creditors This is a document you recordRead More
Montana Guardianships and the Less-Restrictive Alternative Standard
By: Erika Colstad
Montana’s guardianship statutes reflect a best-practice approach to protecting vulnerable adults and those with disabilities while promoting their rights, autonomy, and independenceRead More
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