· 9/11/2015
Amended November 24, 2015 Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Blake D. Lubinus
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- decedent's husband, a beneficiary for life, was not expected to live longer than a year from decedent's death
- decedent’s husband, a beneficiary for life, was not expected to live longer than a year from decedent’s death
- departure from mortality tables appropriate when reasonable life expectancy of decedent’s husband (the measuring life) was not longer than a year from decedent’s death
- life tenant was almost totally paralyzed, had a complete loss of memory and was described by his physician as “just an individual protoplasm”
- larger deduction allowed for the charitable gift of a remainder interest because the remainder was properly valued according to the shorter actual expected length of the measuring life rather than the longer length derived from the tables
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