IA HF2532

Establishes a 2-year statute of limitations from decedent's death for claims involving nontestamentary transfers procured through tortious interference, undue influence, fraud, or other wrongful conduct.

Authorizes courts to award costs, attorney fees, and expenses to any party in disputed estate administration proceedings, payable by another party or from the estate.

Revises wrongful death damages procedures, requiring probate courts to determine amounts belonging to the estate versus persons suffering loss of services and support, with estate portions covering court costs, representative fees, and Medicaid reimbursements.

Extends the deadline for personal representatives to file estate inventory reports from 90 days to 120 days after qualification.

Creates new trust code provisions establishing that trust contests are triable as law actions, other trust matters as equity proceedings, and that court orders without notice are reviewable until jurisdiction terminates.