Substantive Trust and Estate Information
The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel Foundation is a nonprofit focused on providing trust, estate and tax learning for professionals, families and law students.
Solutions for
Professionals
Our professional education and resources offer valuable information for lawyers and financial services professionals.
Solutions for
Families
Our ACTEC Fellows help explain to families some of the basics of wills, estate planning, and guardianship.
Solutions for
Law Students
Our commitment to funding legal education initiatives for law students, including the Mary Moers Wenig Student Writing Competition.
Recent news
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2018 – 2020 Dennis I. Belcher Young Leaders Program
The Dennis I. Belcher Young Leaders program fosters scholarship and education in trusts and estates. We are pleased to announce the 2018-2020 class.
Data Scraping
Data collection, data scraping, people analytics, UFADA and access to a decedent’s digital assets is the topic of this timely podcast.
The Uniform Guardianship, Conservatorship, and Other Protective Arrangements Act
An explanation the Uniform Law Commission Act covering guardianship, conservatorship, power of attorney, protective arrangements, and guardianship of minors.
Mission
ACTEC Foundation
The ACTEC Foundation is a nonprofit that offers education to families and professionals and supports students interested in the trust and estate area of the law.
Our mission is to support scholarships to improve the law and by encouraging life-long learning. Our Fellows engage through programs which serve the community.
Find out about our organization, strategies, programs, and accomplishments.
Our Impact
The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel Foundation was created in 1982 to support life-long learning in the areas of trust, estate, tax, and estate planning. Our Fellows are the best and brightest in the estate field, and generously share their expertise with the public.
Since 2008, nearly a million dollars in grants have been distributed.