ACTEC Trust & Estate Talk Podcasts 36 - American College of Trust and Estate Counsel

ACTEC Trust & Estate Talk Podcasts

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ACTEC Capital Letters

ACTEC Guidance & Comments

Art & Alternative Assets

Business Planning

Charitable Planning

Diversity, Equity & Inclusivity

Family Law

General Estate Planning

International T&E

IRS / Tax Guidance

Pandemic Related Issues

T&E Administration

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Uniform Law, Multi-State Issues & Laws

Expert Insights From Leading T&E Professionals

ACTEC Trust and Estate Talk is a podcast series featuring ACTEC Fellows and special guests. All speakers are experts in the trust and estate field. Discover the wide range of topics featured in this series.

Avoiding Common Ethical Traps in Estate Planning

Expert tips for estate planning attorneys to avoid ethical pitfalls, featuring recent case examples of disciplinary actions and disqualifications.

Cryptocurrency Regulation and Qualified Custody

Experts discuss what trustees and fiduciaries need to know regarding cryptocurrency regulation.

Proving a Will in the Age of COVID

The COVID pandemic caused many states to accelerate their laws regarding electronic wills. Learn what’s working and what’s not.

Modernizing Section 6166

“Modernizing Section 6166,” that’s the subject of today’s ACTEC Trust and Estate Talk. Transcript/Show Notes This is Stacy Singer, an ACTEC Fellow from Chicago. ACTEC’s Tax Policy Study Committee has submitted to Congress a proposal regarding revision to Internal Revenue Code Section 6166. To...

Taxes Emerging in Europe to Pay the Cost of COVID

“Taxes Emerging in Europe to Pay the Costs of COVID,” that’s the subject of today’s ACTEC Trust and Estate Talk. Transcript/Show Notes This is Doug Stanley, ACTEC Fellow from St. Louis, Missouri. During the COVID pandemic in many jurisdictions in Europe, there had been a debate regarding whether...

Economic Rights of Unmarried Cohabitants

Co-chair of the ULC’s Cohabitants Economic Remedies Act Committee explains the importance of having laws concerning the economic rights of unmarried cohabitants.