ACTEC Trust & Estate
Talk Podcasts
ACTEC shares advice from the best and brightest lawyers in the trust and estate field every Tuesday. The ACTEC Trust and Estate Talk podcast series shares in-depth information on topics from electronic wills to bitcoin to charitable planning. Each podcast is transcribed and includes additional resources. Listen, read, and share your new knowledge with clients and colleagues each week.
Testamentary and Lifetime Planning for the Married Couple: Creating a Lasting Legacy for Their ‘Love Story’
Explore ethical considerations, client representation, portability, and marital deduction issues when estate planning for married couples.
Using AI for Document Review: Getting Started for Trust and Estate Attorneys
Learn how estate planning attorneys can use AI for document review, trust analysis, client intake, and drafting assistance while maintaining professional judgment and confidentiality.
Planning With Directed Trusts
Learn how directed trusts divide trustee responsibilities, the role of trust protectors, and how modern trust design creates flexibility in estate planning while maintaining effective trust administration.
Designing the Modern Single-Family Office: Classic Structure vs. Profits Interest
Learn how modern single-family offices are structured, including classic and profits interest models, tax efficiency, governance, and investment management.
Disaster Relief Planning Resources for Attorneys and Charitable Organizations
Free disaster relief planning resources for attorneys and charitable organizations, including a 49-page guide and podcasts on charitable assistance, preparedness, and recovery.
Modern Family Offices and Private Trust Companies: A Creative Use of Purpose Trusts
Modern family offices, private trust companies, and purpose trusts: governance, tax considerations, and legacy planning strategies for ultra-high-net-worth families.
The Family Office Landscape: Overview of Models, Services, and Options
Explore family office models, services, and key planning considerations for ultra-high-net-worth families, from single-family offices to MFOs.







