January 23, 2018 - Speakers: Doyle Sanders & Christine Halbrook, “Beneficiary Designations (and other trouble spots) from the Lawyer’s Perspective"
In September we heard about what simple and flexible tools beneficiary designations can be from the view point of the Trust Officer and the Planned Giving Director. In January, we will learn about opportunities as well as cautionary tales in the use of beneficiary designations and other estate planning tools. Doyle Sanders and Christine Halbrook, estate planning attorneys at the law firm of Bradshaw, Fowler, Proctor & Fairgrave, P.C., will assure us that there are some technical requirements in estate planning which, if heeded, will bring benefit but which, if ignored, can cause big trouble. You just can’t make some of this stuff up.
Beneficiary Designations (and other trouble spots) from the Lawyer’s Perspective (1/23/18) APPROVED 1 PT
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Agenda
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