[WSBAPT] Will/CPA

Jeff at bellanddavispllc.com Jeff at bellanddavispllc.com
Tue Jul 13 15:52:23 PDT 2021


I do not believe a CPA trumps a Will, it is just another tool in the estate
planning process.  If there is a need to use the Will, although the CPA is
available, I would probate.   Is there any statute that favors CPA over
Wills?

 

Jeff

 

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The SNT in the will is optional and can be elected by the PR who is not he
surviving spouse. If no needfor Medicaid all goes to surviving spouse in
which case we would use the CPA. If there is a need the PR uses his
discretion to set up SNY and we would disregard the CPA.

 

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Ken,

 

If the SNT in the Will is for the surviving spouse, the CPA will be
problematic.  The CPA, if not revoked in any way, will trump the Will.  I
sense I may either be reading your note below wrong or missing a fact.

 

Happy to send you a direct e-mail with some additional information.

 

 

 

Diane J. Kiepe

 

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Concern is with CPA it eliminates provisions in their will for SNT

 

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I would use what is most beneficial for the situation.  Is there a surviving
spouse?  If so, wouldn't the cpa be easier and avoid probate?  What is the
issue probating the Will(s).

 

Jeff

 

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At time of death with will and cpa is it mandatory the cpa be used? Both
wills are identical.

 

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