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Post expires at 7:42am on Sunday April 30th, 2023
WHEN IRREVOCABLE IS NOT IRREVOCABLE
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A detailed understanding of tools available for the estate planner, fiduciary litigator, or fiduciary mediator to potentially modify, reform, or terminate an irrevocable trust. Attorney Lea Anne Groover will present a detailed contrast and comparison of statutory and common law bases for modifying, terminating, or reforming an otherwise irrevocable trust.
Expires 04/30/2023
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