Washington Fellows Study Group
Our February Study Group meeting is this Thursday, February 8, 2023. Agenda attached. The meeting will be held both in person (Perkins Coie, 1201 Third Avenue, Suite 4900, Seattle WA 98101) […]
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Preparing a Federal Estate Tax Return: 13 Things You Need to Know
Faculty: ACTEC Fellow: George D. Karibjanian
Southeast Fellows Institute Class II, Session II
Created by ACTEC Fellows in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia to develop our profession’s future leaders through a series of in-depth educational presentations led by outstanding subject matter experts in each field.
New Jersey Fellows Workshop
This meeting will be held remotely. More details to come!
New England Fellows Institute Class II, Session I
Created by ACTEC Fellows located in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont to develop our profession’s future leaders through a series of in-depth educational presentations led by outstanding subject matter experts in each field.
Uniform Conflict of Laws in Trusts and Estates Act: Whats New and What’s Next
Faculty: ACTEC Fellows Turney P. Berry, Jane Gorham Ditelberg, Ronald Scalise, Jr., Robert H. Sitkoff
Current Developments in Estate and Tax Planning 2023
Faculty: ACTEC Fellows Farhad Aghdami, Nicole Pearl, Melissa Willms
Heart of America Fellows Institute Class III, Session I
ACTEC Fellows from Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Iowa and Nebraska coordinate and manage the HOAFI.
Iowa Fellows Meeting
The Davis Brown Tower, 215 10th Street Ste. 1300, De Moines, Iowa 50309
2023 Virtual Meeting
Learn more about the meeting, scheduled to occur over two half-days.
Arizona Fellows Meeting
Assisted Reproduction and Estate Planning in a Post-Dobbs Landscape
The use of assisted reproduction and developing medical technologies to create or expand a family has necessitated a rapidly evolving area of law. The Supreme Court’s 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization has prompted states to propose or institute new laws surrounding abortion, surrogacy, and the viability of an embryo or fetus, leaving things in a state of flux. Numerous cases challenging these laws are also winding their way through the court system.