October 20, 2016

Juggling Three Jurisdictions: Estate Planning Differences in DC/MD/VA

• October 20, 2016
• Event Date: October 20, 2016 Add to calendar
• Time: 12:00pm – 2:00pm
• Cost: $30 (Estates, Trusts and Probate Law Section), $25 (Government and Non-Profit Employee), $35 (Non-Section Member)
• Location: D.C. Bar

Learn about the nuances in trusts and estate law under the laws of D.C., Maryland, and Virginia and how those nuances shape planning considerations for estate planners. Michelle Chapin and the other panelists discussed differences in the administration of trusts and estates, which also give rise to important planning considerations in the three jurisdictions.

This presentation was geared toward new and experienced attorneys, and was aimed at providing a comprehensive comparison of the laws relevant to practicing trusts and estates in the tri-state region.

Michelle Chapin is an Associate in the firm’s Estate Planning practice group.
 
Other panelists included:
Dana Foley, Proskauer Rose LLP
Meryl Kinard, U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management
Cara Koss, Arnold and Porter LLP
Stephanie Perry, Pasternak and Fidis, PC (Moderator)
 
Contact Information
Sections Office
Email: SectionsEvents@dcbar.org
Phone: 202-626-3463 
Fax: 202-824-1877
 
For information, visit the D.C. Bar website: “Part 2 of 10 ETP Law Luncheon Series: Juggling Three Jurisdictions: Estate Planning Differences in DC/MD/VA.”