Eh...
brainfart:
If the collection were transferred to a (nonprofit?) llc, then it
should be excluded from the will and from probate, making it easier to
transfer or liquidate. Some people use corporations to protect their
assets and to avoid having them liquidated in probate.
Depends on which state the llc incorporates in I suspect, and how the
llc is formed, and it's purpose, and how sharp your lawyer is, and
whether or not your collection can be considered your investment in
the company, et cetera.
Hmmm, perhaps several people with their own private collections could
form a llc and keep their collections where they are?
BTW, I is not a lawyer. and this is not legal advice. 'kay?
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