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InterActive Legal delivers the resources you need to enhance the productivity and profitability of your practice
Legal Knowledge Base
Take advantage of our extensive Legal Knowledge Base with its substantive articles, presentation materials, sample forms, and other exclusive content developed by nationally renowned authors.
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Thought-Provoking Discussion Forums
Stay connected and collaborate online with peers as well as top industry experts. Our authors, editors, advisors, and subscribers contribute enthusiastically to our collegial discussion forums, raising the bar and answering your most challenging questions.
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Continuing Education
We strive to provide the highest quality educational programs to help you reach your potential. Access to our extensive library of high-quality continuing education tools including live and on-demand courses and drafting webinars.
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Practice Development Opportunities
Network with other members and promote your firm's special competencies through a listing on our Practitioner Referral Network
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ILS Cloud™ | InterActive LegalSuite™
The option for Subscribers to access InterActive LegalSuite™ via Amazon Cloud
Training, Coaching, and Support
Receive first-class training and support via live and recorded classes, audio/visual tutorials, and personalized coaching opportunities, so you and your staff will be “up and running” quickly. Our experienced in-house attorneys are available to answer your content questions, while our technical team will assist you with program installation and setup.
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Events
Document Generation's Impact on Billing and Practice Management
You're invited to view our Featured Event from Heckerling 2021.
Matrimonial Issues and Trust Planning: Practical Planning Tips for Practitioners
Join us for our webinar, "Matrimonial Issues and Trust Planning". Matrimonial issues can create unique problems for planners, our experts aim to best prepare you and your practice for these considerations.
The Van Hollen Gains at Death, Gift or Distribution from a Trust Bill (STEP) - Your World May be Rocked!
Senator Chris Van Hollen and others have introduced a bill (called STEP) that would cause gain recognition on assets transferred by gift, by a distribution from a trust and upon death, subject to limited exceptions. It would be retroactive to the beginning of this year (2021). Taking that into account may curb estate tax planning this year: if someone makes a gift now using appreciated assets to use the lifetime exemption, gain will be (retroactively) recognized; funding a GRAT now with appreciated assets may also trigger immediate gain; transferring a life insurance policy to an ILIT may trigger gain; death of the grantor seems to trigger gain for all assets in a grantor trust even if created before 2021. When coupled with the Sanders' "For the 99.5 Percent" Bill, which would make enormous changes to the estate and gift tax system, it is hard to fathom the effect on estate planning.
Life and Death Planning for Retirement Benefits
Digital Subscription | by Natalie Choate
For more information, visit RetirementBenefitsPlanning
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