A bill for an act relating to probate and trust matters, including time limitations on actions, attorney fees, trust code proceedings and notice requirements, damages for wrongful death, and filing deadlines, and including effective date and applicability provisions.

Removed the Governor's signature block, date, and cover letter, replacing them with the standard enrolled bill certification and signatures of the Speaker, Senate President, and Chief Clerk.

Corrected the title page layout and removed scanning artifacts and placeholder text found in the signed version.

Standardized the formatting of section numbers and line breaks to match official legislative style.

Establishes a two-year statute of limitations for lawsuits regarding non-will transfers (like beneficiary designations) that were procured through wrongful acts such as fraud or undue influence.

Creates a new section outlining specific notice and hearing procedures for actions taken under the state trust code.

Clarifies that in wrongful death cases, damages for loss of services and support are paid separately from the estate, while the estate must first cover court costs, administrative fees, and medical assistance payments.

Extends the deadline for filing a report and inventory of a decedent's property from 90 days to 120 days after the personal representative is qualified.