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Planning for the Effective Administration of Charitable Estates and Trusts

This presentation will address charitable estate planning techniques and strategies with an emphasis on the effective implementation of those techniques and strategies, post-death. It will cover legal and practical considerations for ensuring that charitable intentions are honored while complying with relevant laws and regulations. Key topics include structuring charitable gifts and bequests, tax implications, fiduciary responsibilities, and potential challenges associated with the post-death administration of charitable estates and trusts. The session aims to equip participants with the knowledge to plan for and administer charitable estates and trusts in a manner designed to ensure that the client's wishes are properly carried out and that the interests of the charitable and non-charitable beneficiaries are effectively protected. Originally presented as part of Estate Planning Short Course 2025.
Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR
SKU: P9004-25R-02B
$65.00 or 1.00 credits
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Expires 05/01/2027

This presentation will address charitable estate planning techniques and strategies with an emphasis on the effective implementation of those techniques and strategies, post-death. It will cover legal and practical considerations for ensuring that charitable intentions are honored while complying with relevant laws and regulations. Key topics include structuring charitable gifts and bequests, tax implications, fiduciary responsibilities, and potential challenges associated with the post-death administration of charitable estates and trusts. The session aims to equip participants with the knowledge to plan for and administer charitable estates and trusts in a manner designed to ensure that the client's wishes are properly carried out and that the interests of the charitable and non-charitable beneficiaries are effectively protected.
Fredrick B. Weber,
ArentFox Schiff LLP, Chicago

Expires 05/01/2027

This presentation will address charitable estate planning techniques and strategies with an emphasis on the effective implementation of those techniques and strategies, post-death. It will cover legal and practical considerations for ensuring that charitable intentions are honored while complying with relevant laws and regulations. Key topics include structuring charitable gifts and bequests, tax implications, fiduciary responsibilities, and potential challenges associated with the post-death administration of charitable estates and trusts. The session aims to equip participants with the knowledge to plan for and administer charitable estates and trusts in a manner designed to ensure that the client's wishes are properly carried out and that the interests of the charitable and non-charitable beneficiaries are effectively protected.
Fredrick B. Weber,
ArentFox Schiff LLP, Chicago

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CategoryEstate Planning & Probate
Program Date05/05/2025
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