Drafting Wills for Challenging Family Dynamics

Drafting estate planning instruments for clients whose definition of family is one that is fluid and inclusive is more important than ever. Estate planning attorneys have traditionally been accustomed to drafting provisions that exclude family members but doing so without caution may invite a successful probate challenge or worse. In this interactive workshop participants will learn about: 1. Drafting for clients with chosen family, though their biological family members are alive, and no adoption ever took place 2. Designing provisions for Lawful Permanent Residents who have U.S. citizen children but who otherwise have primarily non-U.S. family. 3. Crafting provisions that address disproportionate gifting and that assist in avoiding probate and probate challenges

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P2121-21E-03X

$80.00 or 1.00 credits

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Maximillienne Elliott, The Law Offices of Max Elliott, Ltd., Chicago

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Expires 7/1/2024

Maximillienne Elliott, The Law Offices of Max Elliott, Ltd., Chicago

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Program Date	11/10/2021
Session from:	Will Drafting Workshop

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Program Date	11/10/2021
Session from:	Will Drafting Workshop

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