September 16th, 2016

Fall Seminar for Accountants: “Probate Gone Bad”

Probate is defined as the official proving of a will or establishing the validity of a will. Probate is an important step in the estate administration process. In most instances, the process is smooth, but there are always exceptions.

 

Join us for

“Probate Gone Bad” on Tuesday, October 25

Offices of Gross McGinley, LLP, 33 S. Seventh Street, Allentown, PA 18101

FREE PARKING

7:45 am Registration, 8:00 am to 9:00 am Program

During this seminar, we will focus on the probate process and how we’ve seen it “go bad”. We invite accountants and financial planners to learn more about this process and how they can help avoid certain obstacles for themselves and their clients. Topics of discussion will include lost wills and will contests, resulting/constructive trusts, personal representative liability, the adjudication process, and family settlement agreements.

REGISTER NOW

We are offering this seminar free of charge. However, space is limited. Please register by Monday, October 14th by fax to (610) 820-6006 or by email to mmiller@nullgrossmcginley.com. For more information, please call (610) 820-5450.

This seminar is being offered for 1.0 CPE Credit, provided by an Approved Program Sponsor, State Board of Accountancy – Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs. CPE Information: Basic Level, No Prerequisites, Subject: Specialized Knowledge and Applications.

Featured Speakers:

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Stuart T. Shmookler

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Victor F. Cavacini

The content found in this resource is for informational reference use only and is not considered legal advice. Laws at all levels of government change frequently and the information found here may be or become outdated. It is recommended to consult your attorney for the most up-to-date information regarding current laws and legal matters.