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Heckerling Themes and Takeaways: Reviewing the Most Important Topics Discussed at the 2023 Institute
January 31, 2023 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm EST
The Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning is the country’s largest and leading conference for estate planners, attorneys, trust officers, accountants, financial planners, insurance advisors, and wealth management professionals.
Following the 57th Annual Institute held on January 9-13, 2023, InterActive Legal will bring to you our annual review and analysis of the week-long proceedings. This year’s review will be presented by Jonathan Blattmachr, Abigail O’Connor, and Martin Shenkman, who will provide a 90-minute analysis and valuable materials summarizing the presentations from the Institute.
Topics at the Institute included:
- recent statutory and regulatory developments (including pending legislation);
- recent important cases; trust jurisdiction selection, planning for the “middle-rich;”
- trends in special needs and elder law planning;
- installment obligations;
- split dollar planning;
- charitable gifts;
- anti-abuse doctrines;
- changing trustees;
- inbound US investments;
- estate planning for retirement benefits (including the SECURE Act proposed regulations);
- and so much more.
Join us for a recap of the main takeaways from this important Institute.
We look forward to seeing you there!
This presentation is not produced in conjunction with or endorsed by the Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning, and the Heckerling Institute is not responsible for its content. For information about the Heckerling Institute, including the 2023 conference, visit www.law.miami.edu/heckerling.
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