A discussion by estate planning litigators of what trustees need to know when problems arise with the exercise of powers of appointment.
Trust and estate litigation may not be avoidable. ACTEC Fellows share recommendations and cautions for legal attorneys on topics such as electronic will pitfalls, client privilege, trustee disputes, and more.
A discussion by estate planning litigators of what trustees need to know when problems arise with the exercise of powers of appointment.
An explanation of beneficiary designations and income tax consequences related to ERISA and qualified plans during divorce.
Gifts of assets, securities or cash to beneficiaries in community property states can be complicated. Here’s what you need to know.
The conclusion of “Truth, Transparency, and the Right of Privacy.” Duncan Osborne shares his views on balancing attorney-client privilege and an individual’s right to privacy.
Pt. 2 of Truth, Transparency, and the Right of Privacy. Duncan Osborne, a chair of the Financial Action Task Force, shares lessons learned from FATF.
“Truth, Transparency, and the Right of Privacy” – Part 1 – from Duncan Osborne, a chair of the FATF and past-president of ACTEC.
A discussion of how truth, transparency, and an individual’s right to privacy affect attorney-client privilege and the law.