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Planning In Light Of Estate Tax Uncertainty (2010)

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Session from May 2010 Annual Conference in Orlando, FL, Group discussion to assist in identifying important issues that relate to Estate Tax uncertainty and what will happen with regard to carryover basis vs. stepped up basis. Presented by Prof. Jeffrey Pennell. 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Planning to Reduce Estate/Guardianship Litigation (2009)

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Telephonic session from December 2009 presented by Wendy H. Sheinberg, CELA.
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Pre and Post Mortem Tax (2013)

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This session includes an explanation of the income, estate, gift, and capital gain tax implications of estate planning, and how post mortem tax planning can be used to reduce undesirable tax results. Presented by Hyman G. Darling, CELA, CAP
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Pre- and Post-Mortem Tax (2014)

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This session includes an explanation of the income, estate, gift, and capital gain tax implications of estate planning, and how post-mortem tax planning can be used to reduce undesirable tax results. Presented as part of the 2014 Advanced Elder Law Review Course by Hyman G. Darling, CELA, CAP
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Pre- and Post-Mortem Tax Planning (2012)

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Explanation of the income, estate, gift and capital gain tax implications of estate planning, and how post-mortem tax planning can be used to reduce undesirable tax results. Presented by Hyman G. Darling, CELA as part of the 2012 Advanced Elder Law Review. Hyman G. Darling, CELA

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Pre/Post Mortem Tax Planning (2011)

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Discussion of the income, estate, gift, and capital gains tax implications of estate and Medicaid planning, probate, trusts, durable general or financial powers of attorney and gifting. Approx. 1 hour. Presented by Hyman G. Darling, CELA.
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Profile of a Malpractice Claim and Criminal Case Review

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This session will begin with a review of criminal cases involving attorneys in estate planning and elder law in which resulted in convictions and disbarments. Part 2 of the session will focus on the survey the ABA produces every four years about malpractice claims dealt with by insurance carriers which reveal telling information as to malpractice claims in the US and how they sort out as to areas of law and the basis of the claims which draw the most complaints. Presented by: Randy E. Drewett, CELA and Wesley E. Wright, CELA
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Protecting Blended Families with Proper Document Drafting (ANNUAL 2016)

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Today's "traditional" family looks much different than those of prior times. Each family takes a step in every direction, a step-child that is, plus often a spouse of every child and step-child. It's complicated, including the work of the planning lawyer(s). ÊThis session examines estate planning needs of blended families and assists the practitioner in examining and planning for the conflicts between older, less needy, but more "entitled" linear children v. younger, more needy step-children. ÊWe will also review ideas for resolution of issues between present and future beneficiaries sharing the same trust corpus. Consider "a little chaos" as a part of your daily practice. After attending this session, you will be able to better identify, discuss, and draft for the new world of the "modern family."Ê Presented by Michael Graham, Senior Attorney, Graham Law Group, Interactive Group CEO
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Public Benefits Planning (ESSENTIALS PRACTICUM 2016)

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Discusses how to recognize client circumstances that suggest public benefits planning, specifically when long-term care planning is advisable; how to develop planning options to qualify the client for public benefits (specifically long-term care benefits) in order to recommend the best course of action; how to identify additional information that will be necessary to implement a plan to qualify for public benefits;how the planning for eligibility for public benefits impacts the client's current estate plan and how the plan should be modified; and office management tools (i.e., client letters, intake forms, questionnaires, etc.) that will facilitate the long-term care planning process/representation. Presented by Howard S. Krooks, and Bridget O' Brien Swartz
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Recent SSI POMS Changes Affecting Special Needs Trusts

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The Social Security Administration has recently made changes to the POMS regarding special needs trusts. This program will highlight the most recent new POMS provisions, discuss updating trust documents to comply with the new rules and provide suggestions for advising trustees. At the end of this webinar, you will be able to understand the recent changes relating to special needs trusts and know how to address current trusts which do not comply with new POMS provisions. You will also learn what is ahead for rulemaking and advocacy with SSA for special needs trusts. About the speaker: Ms. Mary O’Byrne serves clients throughout the state of Maryland. Her practice concentrates in special needs planning and advocacy for people with disabilities, as well as estate planning and elder law. She speaks frequently on these topics for the Maryland State Bar Association and other state and national educational forums. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, she is a member of the Special Needs Alliance and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), as well as the Elder Law and Estates and Trusts Sections of the Maryland State Bar Association. She is a member of the Special Needs Trust Advocates group which meets with the Social Security Administration. Mary OByrne
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