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Are You a Sitting Duck in Your Law Practice? An In-Depth Look at ADA Accessible Websites

Do law firms fall under the ADA website accessibility and compliance rules, standards, and case law? What about small law firms – those with fewer than 15 employees? Is this even a topic we should spend our valuable (billable) time on? Don’t miss this in-depth look at an issue that many attorneys may not yet realize is important to consider.

Wills in the Cloud – The Pros, Cons, and Inevitability of Electronic Wills

Four states now permit (or will in 2020) some version of an “electronic will,” and the Uniform Electronic Wills Act drafted earlier this year is likely to bring the concept to other states sooner rather than later. It appears inevitable that we as estate planners will need to address the issue of electronic wills and perhaps incorporate them into our practices, even if we may be reluctant to do so. To embrace this challenge, InterActive Legal has put together a panel of experts on the subject, moderated by our president, Vanessa Kanaga, to debate the pros and cons, and highlight important issues involved with electronic wills and the various electronic will laws.

Catholic Estate Planning

Each component of a client’s estate and financial plan can embody their Catholic values, beliefs, and lifestyle. Practitioners can guide clients to write a letter of final instructions, or an “ethical will,” to their heirs. This can explain to the heirs the client’s connection with the Church, and how the Catholic concept of stewardship over assets is carried out by making a bequest in your will to complement philanthropy during lifetime. Each aspect of your client’s financial, retirement, insurance, death (dispositive scheme), and post-death (e.g., trusts for heirs) planning and documentation can be imbued, to the extent the client wishes, with Catholic values. This practical webinar will explore a range of issues.

For more information, visit RetirementBenefitsPlanning