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Estate Planning: In Brief 2026 Edition (COMING SOON)

PRE-ORDER This brand-new product from IICLE® guides new practitioners or attorneys new to estate planning through the fundamentals of clients’ estate administration with practical advice and an appendix of practical, useable material.

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Authored by Patricia A. Hoke, this handbook — the first in the new In Brief series from IICLE® — delivers focused guidance on the core legal issues that attorneys encounter in estate planning and administration. In a practical format, it addresses key subjects such as strategies, concerns, and the principles that shape effective client counseling and document preparation. Topics covered include differences in representing different sizes of estates, assets and forms of ownership, wills and trusts, estate taxes, gifts, lifetime disability planning, client advocacy, and litigation. A lengthy appendix is also included with invaluable resources such as an Estate Planning Matter Checklist and a Lifecycle of an Estate Planning Matter Flowchart to keep each case on track. A Simple Will, a Client Information Form, and answers to frequently asked questions are also included. Whether used as a quick reference or a foundational resource, this handbook offers attorneys a concise and reliable tool for handling estate planning matters.

Patricia A. Hoke, Barrett, Twomey, Broom, Hughes & Hoke, LLP, Carbondale

PART I: Understanding The Landscape

   Chapter 1: Introduction to Estate Planning Law
   Chapter 2: Addressing the Issues

PART II: The Practice of Estate Planning Law

   Chapter 3: The Lifecycle of an Estate Planning Matter
   Chapter 4: Working with Clients; Intake and Risk Assessment
   Chapter 5: Planning Treatments for Different Sizes of Estates
   Chapter 6: Categories of Assets and Forms of Ownership
   Chapter 7: Wills
   Chapter 8: Estate Tax Considerations
   Chapter 9: Trusts
   Chapter 10: Gifts
   Chapter 11: Lifetime Disability Planning

PART III: Advocacy And Litigation

   Chapter 12: Resolving Disputes — Settlement and Mediation Options
   Chapter 13: Wading Into Litigation

PART IV: Conclusion

   Chapter 14: Estate Planning Resources
   Chapter 15: Appendix

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      PRE-ORDER

      Authored by Patricia A. Hoke, this handbook — the first in the new In Brief series from IICLE® — delivers focused guidance on the core legal issues that attorneys encounter in estate planning and administration. In a practical format, it addresses key subjects such as strategies, concerns, and the principles that shape effective client counseling and document preparation. Topics covered include differences in representing different sizes of estates, assets and forms of ownership, wills and trusts, estate taxes, gifts, lifetime disability planning, client advocacy, and litigation. A lengthy appendix is also included with invaluable resources such as an Estate Planning Matter Checklist and a Lifecycle of an Estate Planning Matter Flowchart to keep each case on track. A Simple Will, a Client Information Form, and answers to frequently asked questions are also included. Whether used as a quick reference or a foundational resource, this handbook offers attorneys a concise and reliable tool for handling estate planning matters.

      Patricia A. Hoke, Barrett, Twomey, Broom, Hughes & Hoke, LLP, Carbondale

      PART I: Understanding The Landscape

         Chapter 1: Introduction to Estate Planning Law
         Chapter 2: Addressing the Issues

      PART II: The Practice of Estate Planning Law

         Chapter 3: The Lifecycle of an Estate Planning Matter
         Chapter 4: Working with Clients; Intake and Risk Assessment
         Chapter 5: Planning Treatments for Different Sizes of Estates
         Chapter 6: Categories of Assets and Forms of Ownership
         Chapter 7: Wills
         Chapter 8: Estate Tax Considerations
         Chapter 9: Trusts
         Chapter 10: Gifts
         Chapter 11: Lifetime Disability Planning

      PART III: Advocacy And Litigation

         Chapter 12: Resolving Disputes — Settlement and Mediation Options
         Chapter 13: Wading Into Litigation

      PART IV: Conclusion

         Chapter 14: Estate Planning Resources
         Chapter 15: Appendix

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