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Includes estate planning overview, introduction to wills, revocable trusts, power-of-attorney, living wills, health care proxies, and advance health care directives, the probate process, planning with retirement benefits, guidelines for individual executors and trustees, and the lawyer's role (all in one giant page).

Undated. "The following information on informal/unsupervised probate is not intended to be a manual or a comprehensive instruction guide. It is intended to be a short and simple informational statement about basic forms and requirements. More complete information about informal and formal probate may be found in Minnesota Statutes, Chapters 524 and 525, Probate Court Rules, or from an attorney experienced in probate practice."

"The book addresses wills and the probate process. Next, it describes living trusts, conservatorships, and powers of attorney. Finally, it addresses health care directives and planning a funeral." 44 pages.

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