If a Decedent Leaves Real Property in Another State, the Paralegal

question 19

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If a decedent leaves real property in another state, the paralegal will need to check the foreign state's statutes to determine the qualifications and residency requirements of the ancillary administrator.

Comprehend the limitations and permissions for states to collect sales tax on Internet transactions.

Identify the criteria for determining the constitutionality of state laws under the establishment clause.

Analyze the application and implications of the dormant commerce clause on state legislation.

Recognize the supremacy of federal regulations over state laws in specific regulated areas.