2023.07.14 review Flashcards

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Requirements for Adoption

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(1) Terminate bio parents’ rights
(2) Create new adoptive parent relationship
(3) Need bio parent consent UNLESS abandonment or unfit
–Abandonment: consider
—–Actual abandonment
—–Contact with child
—–Financial support

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Requirements for Non-Parent Visitation

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-Extraordinary circumstances
-Relationship between child and non-parent
-Parent consent (con protection; CANNOT override if parent is fit)

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Custody Factors

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BIOC
Consider parents’ Con right to parenthood

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What statements does Confrontation Clause bar?

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-Offered against crim D
-Declarant not available for cross examination AND no prior opportunity to cross examine
-Testimonial (primary purpose is to further crim prosecution)
–Exceptions:
—-Assist ongoing emergency
—-Public policy (e.g., trauma to child witness)

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Creation of Trust

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-Settlor Intent
-Identifiable Corpus
-Transfers legal title to Trustee
-Transfers equitable title to Beneficiary

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Trust Termination by Beneficiaries

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-All beneficiaries consent (including unborn/unascertained beneficiaries)
-Doesn’t interfere with trust purpose

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Can creditors reach beneficiary’s trust interest?

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Yes UNLESS Spendthrift Provision
BUT Spendthrift not valid IF
-Settlor is beneficiary
-Creditor is Beneficiary’s dependent (e.g., alimony, child support)

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What is LL liable for?

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CLAPS
-Common areas
-Latent defects
-Assumption of repairs
-Public use rule
-Short term lease of furnished dwelling

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Types of Affirmative Easements

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PING
-Prescriptive easement
-Implied (implied from prior use at time land is severed)
-Necessity
-Grant (in signed writing)

NB Easement Appurtenant (easement with dominant and servient land) is transferred automatically with dominant tenement

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Types of negative easements

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LASS
Light
Air
Support
Streamwater

Negative easement - promise not to do something with property

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Requirements for Burden of Real Covenant to run with servient land

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WITHN
-Writing (signed)
-Intent
-Touch & concern
-Horizontal and vertical privity
-Notice

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Requirements for Promise of Real Covenant to run with dominant land

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WITV
-Writing
-Intent
-Touch and concern
-Vertical privity

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Equitable servitude binds successors IF

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WITNes
-Writing
-Intent
-Touch and concern
-Notice

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Ways to terminate easement

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END CRAMP
-Estoppel
-Necessity
-Destruction

-Condemnation
-Release
-Abandonment
-Merger
-Prescription

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How is license different from easement?

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License: Revocable
Easement: Must END CRAMP to extinguish

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Easement definition

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Grant of an interest in land that allows someone to use another’s land

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License definition

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Permission to go onto another’s land

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Profit definition

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Right to take resources from another’s land

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Real Covenant/Equitable Servitude Definition

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Promise to do or not to do something on the land

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When does disability affect adverse possession SOL?

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Owner disability exists at the start of the adverse possession

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Land Sale Part Performance

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-Oral K was certain and clear
-Acts of partial performance (e.g., possession, payment, substantial improvements to land)

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Shelter Rule

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A person who takes from a BFP will prevail against any interest that the BFP would have prevailed against.
A person will prevail under Shelter Rule even if the person had notice of prior unrecorded conveyance

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Anti-Lapse Statute

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-Default: If beneficiary dies before probate, their interest is distributed among other beneficiaries
-Anti-Lapse Statute: The deceased beneficiary’s interest will go to the beneficiary’s descendants

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Grounds for removing Trustee

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-Serious breach of trust
-Serious lack of cooperation among co-trustees
-Unfitness, unwillingness, or persistent failure to administer
-Substantial change in circumstances

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Pour-Over Gift
A will can gift to a trust IF clearly identified in will language
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Secret Trust
-Settlor agrees with Will Beneficiary that Beneficiary will hold property in trust for someone else -IF proof by clear and convincing evidence, THEN constructive trust imposed in favor of intended (second) beneficiary
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Spendthrift Provision
-Beneficiary can't transfer interest -Creditors can't attach to beneficiary's interest
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Support Trust
Trust language directs Trustee to pay income or principal to Beneficiary to support accustomed lifestyle
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Ways to terminate trust
-Automatically upon terms specified -Automatically if trust purpose fulfilled OR becomes impossible -By settlor -By all beneficiaries' consent (including unborn/unascertained beneficiaries) IF no material purpose of trust would be frustrated -By trustee IF under $50k and insufficient to justify admin cost
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Trustee duties
-Good faith -Undivided loyalty to trust and beneficiaries -Reasonable care in managing trust OR use Trustee's special skills -Diversify investments unless better to not -Impartiality
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Charitable Trust Differences
-Need indefinite beneficiaries (specific org ok, not specific people) -May be perpetual -Cy pres: if intended donor no longer exists, court may select alternative "si pres" the primary purpose
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How to terminate easement by Abandonment
Owner demonstrates, by physical action, intent to permanently abandon it Mere nonuse is insufficient
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How do wild deeds work?
-Grantor grantee index=>shows records to and from a grantor=>if A to B and B doesn't record, unrecorded B deed doesn't show up AND neither does anyone B conveys to (e.g., C) -Unrecorded B deed=>outside chain of title=>wild deed -Tract index: shows all recorded interests in land; unrecorded B doesn't show up BUT C shows up -Notice jx: Buyer on notice depending on record system
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What is grantee on inquiry notice of?
Reasonable inspection, physical appearance of land, records
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T/F: Negligence per se established if D had an unforeseeable heart attack while driving, then crossed the center line and crashed
F; negligence per se rebutted if statutory compliance was beyond D's control