Future Interests Made Simple

Future Interests Made Simple

by Ned Snow

20 ratings
12 reviews
$2.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 6, 2014
  • November 11, 2014

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Master complex legal concepts like future interests and the Rule Against Perpetuities with this app. It offers step-by-step guidance, diagrams, examples, and mnemonic devices to clarify difficult doctrines. Includes 60 practice problems with detailed explanations to solidify understanding.

Step-by-step instructions
Drawings and diagrams
Multiple examples and explanations
Mnemonic devices
App Map for navigation
60 practice problems with explanations
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What's New in Future Interests Made Simple

1.02

November 11, 2014

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. New splash screen on load up.

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User reviews

Best app for estates and future interests

This app helped me so much. It’s such a great way to make sure you’ve understood present estates and future interests. I did really well on my property midterm because I clearly understood these concepts. Worth the money.

Great App for Bar Study!

I had this professor for property my 1L year and used the app to study for the exam. I am using it again now to study for the bar and it is very helpful!

What a teacher!!

Using to review, haven't thought about future interests since 1997 (2L year)--because I found them depressing, took my practice down other paths. Now, this app makes them into puzzles with solutions! The concrete illustrations make BRILLIANT visual aids! The potential power of programmed, interactive learning is fully harnessed here, and the price is PERFECT.
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Super helpful

Wouldn't have been able to grasp future interests without this app. Great refresher to use when studying for your exam. Useful to all 1L's or anyone taking property in general.

This is my property lifeblood

When our professor gave us the future interests handout, I wanted to die. But then, after using this app, I felt like I could tackle any future interest problem! This app has excellent hypos that really challenge you but are also a great teaching tool!

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FAQ

What legal topics does Future Interests Made Simple cover?

Future Interests Made Simple focuses on Estates, Future Interests, and the Rule Against Perpetuities, providing in-depth explanations and practice problems for these complex legal doctrines.

How does Future Interests Made Simple help users learn?

The app uses step-by-step instructions, diagrams, examples, mnemonic devices, and 60 practice problems with detailed explanations to clarify and reinforce learning of difficult legal concepts.

Is Future Interests Made Simple available on Android?

Currently, Future Interests Made Simple is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. Support for Android devices is not mentioned in the provided data.

What is the price of Future Interests Made Simple?

Future Interests Made Simple is a paid application priced at $2.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees mentioned.

How often is Future Interests Made Simple updated?

The app was last updated on November 11, 2014, to version 1.02. Given the age of the last update, it is unclear how frequently future updates can be expected.

Does Future Interests Made Simple have ads?

No, Future Interests Made Simple does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.

What is the user sentiment for Future Interests Made Simple?

The app has received positive user feedback, indicated by a high rating of 4.8 stars from 20 ratings. This suggests users find the app helpful for understanding future interests.

Who developed Future Interests Made Simple?

Future Interests Made Simple was developed by Professor Ned Snow, a Professor of Law at the University of South Carolina with extensive experience teaching future interests.