Addressing the Estate Planning Needs of Modern-Day Clients

Addressing the Estate Planning Needs of Modern-Day Clients

This webinar will explore handling the estate planning needs of twenty-first century clients.

By Prairie Trust™

Date and time

Tuesday, August 20 · 12 - 1:30pm CDT

Location

Prairie Trust™

N16W23321 Stone Ridge Dr. Waukesha, WI 53188

About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

Prairie Trust™ invites you to a complimentary luncheon webinar: Addressing the Estate Planning Needs of Modern-Day Clients.

We must be able to handle the estate planning needs of twenty-first century clients, whether they are children or grandchildren of our established clients or new clients who have already accumulated wealth or are on a trajectory to do so. Some of today’s clients adhere to values and live in ways not commonly recognized or understood in society just a few decades ago. Estate planning for these clients may involve considerations and require approaches that are unique relative to our experience with “traditional” or older clients. We’ll explore the following:

  • Same-sex marriages, civil unions and cohabiting unmarried individuals
  • Assisted conception children and children from other relationships
  • Dealing with ancestors' trusts whose terms restrict who may be a beneficiary
  • ESG investing in a trust

Speakers (via webinar):

Charles A. Redd; Stinson LLP

Turney P. Berry; Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs LLP

To reserve your seat, please RSVP by Friday, August 16, 2024.

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Continuing Education: 

CTFA, CFP, CPA/EA, LEGAL CLE, and CWS continuing education credits available.

Organized by

Prairie Trust™, a division of Waukesha State Bank, is the premier fiduciary-focused administrative trust company in Wisconsin specializing in personal trust services, including special needs trusts,  and estate settlement.  also includes an Advisor Friendly Alliance that works with financial advisors in providing customers seamless trust and qualified plan services that integrate with, and enhance, their product offerings. For more information on Prairie Trust™, visit www.prairietrust.com.

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