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LB 758

Change provisions relating to nontestamentary transfers on death, and evidence of ownership to obtain a certificate of title and provide a method for a beneficiary charitable organization to receive property or information

109th Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Brad von Gillern

LB 758 modifies nontestamentary transfer rules and enables charitable organizations to receive property and information from on-death transfer accounts in Nebraska.

Approved by Governor on April 14, 2026
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Bill Summary · LB 758

Legislative bill overview

LB 758 modifies Nebraska's laws governing nontestamentary transfers on death—mechanisms like beneficiary designations, transfer-on-death accounts, and payable-on-death arrangements—and establishes a process allowing charitable organizations to receive property or information from these transfers. The bill aims to clarify procedures and expand options for charitable giving through nontestamentary mechanisms.

Why is this important

Nontestamentary transfers represent a significant portion of wealth transfers outside traditional wills and trusts, affecting how individuals pass assets to heirs and charitable causes. Clarifying these provisions and enabling charitable organizations to receive information and property more easily could streamline estate administration and encourage charitable giving while reducing probate complications.

Potential points of contention

  • Charitable organization oversight: Questions about which charitable organizations qualify, verification standards, and potential for fraud or misuse if information access is too broad
  • Privacy and information access: Concerns about what information charitable organizations can access from financial institutions and whether this creates privacy vulnerabilities or administrative burdens on banks and account holders
  • Competing beneficiary interests: Potential conflicts between charitable beneficiaries and family heirs when nontestamentary transfers benefit charities, particularly regarding notification requirements and dispute resolution

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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