In 1990, major changes were made in Article II of the UPC because
A) fewer formalities exist today than in the past.
B) the use of living gifts, jointly owned property, and trusts increased.
C) the advent of a multiple-marriage society has gained acceptance.
D) All of the answers are correct.

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In 1990, major changes were made in Article II of the Uniform Probate Code (UPC) to address the evolving nature of estate planning and asset transfer, reflecting the increased use of living gifts, jointly owned property, and trusts, the reduction in formalities, and the societal acceptance of multiple marriages over a lifetime. These changes aimed to modernize estate planning and probate processes to better align with contemporary practices and family structures.

In 1990, Major Changes Were Made in Article II of the UPC