American Bar Association Fall 2019 Martin M. Shenkman and Sandra D. Glazier Historically, an irrevocable trust was just that, irrevocable. We would explain the concept of an irrevocable trust to […]
American Bar Association Summer 2019 Thomas Tietz, Barron K. Henley, and Martin M. Shenkman Authors Thomas Tietz, Barron K. Henley, and Martin M. Shenkman address a variety of vital issues […]
American Bar Association Fall 2018 Martin M. Shenkman, Esq. and Jonathan G. Blattmachr, Esq. Authors Martin Shenkman and Jonathan Blattmachr examine how estate planners can use technology as an important […]
Every practitioner is familiar with the common or “core” estate planning documents: powers of attorney, living will, health care proxy, will and revocable trust. But how might Covid-19 uniquely impact […]
How to work remotely – lots of practical tips from estate planners (with different views and approaches) and a tech expert to help you now. How to build an electronic […]
WealthManagement.com Apr 22, 2020 Susan Joy Bruno, Marc Minker, Martin M. Shenkman Panicking in the face of a pandemic (or any dramatic event) is a terrible way to manage a […]
Steve Leimberg’s Estate Planning Email Newsletter Archive Message #2789 Date:17-Apr-20 Subject: Mary Vandenack, Martin Shenkman & Jonathan Blattmachr on Managing the Remote Law Practice and Other Practical Administrative Considerations during […]
WealthManagement.com Apr 07, 2020 Bronwyn X. Martin, Martin M. Shenkman There are 7.4 million Americans who own a second home . Planning for these assets is important to the estate-planning […]
WealthManagement.com Apr 07, 2020 Susan Joy Bruno, Marc Minker, Martin M. Shenkman With most of the country on lockdown, clients are likely going stir-crazy while getting used to the new […]
WealthManagement.com Mar 25, 2020 Joy Bruno, Marc Minker, Martin M. Shenkman With cases of the coronavirus on the rise in the United States, it’s important for clients to be prepared, […]