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Mass. General Laws c.190B
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Mass. General Laws c.190B
Table of Contents
- Article I. General provisions, definitions and probate jurisdiction of court
- Article II. Intestacy, wills and donative transfers
- Article III. Probate of wills and administration
- Article IV. Foreign fiduciaries
- Article V. Protection of persons under disability and their property
- Article 5A. Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act
- Article VI. Nonprobate transfers on death
- Article VII. Trust administration
MGL 190B, Article V. Protection of persons under disability and their property
Table of Contents
Commentary on Article V
Part 1. General provisions and definitions
Part 2. Guardians of minors
- Section 5-205 (Reserved); Massachusetts comment: The UPC section on venue has been moved with §§ 5-302, 5-312 and 5-403 to a new section 5.
- Section 5-211 (Reserved)
Part 3. Guardians of incapacitated persons
- Section 5-302 (Reserved)
- Section 5-312 (Reserved); Massachusetts comment: All sections concerning venue in guardianship or protective proceedings are consolidated in § 5-105.
Part 4. Management of property of persons under disability and minors
- Section 5-403 (Reserved)
- Section 5-406 (Reserved)
- Section 5-414 (Reserved); Massachusetts comment: The UPC section on death, resignation or removal of conservators has been removed to § 5-429 and revised to be consistent with § 5-311 which applies to guardians.
Part 5. Durable power of attorney
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