The law distinguishes between family and estate law; many clients do not. They want to know how their marriage contract will affect their estate plan or how a divorce will change the family trust. It is essential that practitioners have an understanding of how their advice can affect a client’s rights and obligations in both
areas of law.

This program features expert faculty who will provide essential insights into how estate and family law should be considered together. Attendees will come away with practical guidance on how to plan, manage disputes, and provide more complete advice to clients faced with estate and family law issues.

Key Areas Addressed:
• Spousal status in family and estate law
• The effect of joint ownership of property
• Gifts and the presumption of advancement
• Trusts and the Family Law Act
• Document disclosure and confidentiality agreements

Who Should Attend?
• Lawyers of all levels advising on family law, trusts, and estates
• Family law arbitrators and mediators
• Accountants and financial planners providing planning advice
• Government officials and employees engaged in family matters
• Family service providers