Recent Developments 2.0
Reimaged-Supercharged on Steroids
Selected Tax/Non-Tax Recent Developments
That Most Impact Estate Planning in 2023 and Beyond
The inherent limitation of recent developments programs is they tend to be news/law/facts-oriented with little to no analysis of how those developments affect planning going forward-until NOW. After this two-part series, you’ll never view recent developments programs the same way!
This 2-part series will cover a curated collection of recent tax and non-tax legislative, regulatory and jurisprudential developments, including, without limitation, the following, over the course of two sessions, as more fully described below.
Each of the carefully curated list of 78 tax and non-tax estate planning developments was selected for the planning lesson nuggets buried in each development, and we’re going to focus on the lesson(s) of each development. Despite 2022 having been a midterm election year, we saw a piece of tax legislation at the end of 2022, SECURE 2.0, sneak into the law at year-end, along with a number of other surprises.
We have turned to two of the nation’s renowned estate planning attorneys, L. Paul Hood, Jr., JD, LL.M. and Edwin J. Morrow, III, J.D. to put together this very timely presentation entitled “Recent Developments 2.0 Reimaged-Supercharged on Steroids”.
In this 2-part series, they will cover the following:
Part One (39 Developments):
- Estate Planning and Divorce
- Yost v. Carroll.
- Valuation
- REG-122770-18.
- Buck v. United States.
- Powers of Appointment
- PLRs 202206008 and 202217005.
- In re Trust Under Deed of Trust of Jack.
- Matter of Grossman.
- Defined Value Transfers
- Nelson v. Comr.
- Sorensen v. Comr.
- Buy-Sell Agreements
- Connelly v. United States. Tita v Tita.
- Estate Planning for Qualified Retirement Plans and IRAs
- SECURE 2.0.
- In re Intermediate Account of Canandaigua National Bank & Trust Co.
- 87 Fed. Reg. 10504.
- Life Insurance and Annuities
- Stroud v. Ozark Nat’l Life Ins. Co.
- Security Mut Life Ins. Co. of New York v. Jamila Aquila Amira-Bell.
- Levine v. Comr.
- State Law Domicile and Residency
- Obus v. New York State Tax Appeals Tribunal.
- Offshore Trusts
- In re Marriage of Harnack.
- Miscellaneous Income Tax
- Gluck v. Comr. Proc. 2022-19.
- Charitable Gifts and Deductions
- Heinrich C. Schweizer v. Comr.
- Albrecht, Izen, Schweizer, Keefer.
- CCA 202233014.
- Will and Trust Construction
- In re Adams Trust.
- In the Matter of the Estate of Skip Beach.
- In re Estate of Eldon Knoblock.
- In re Barbara A. Young Living Trust.
- In Re Gene L. Leithauser Trust.
- Jones v. Chambers.
- Morse v. Suntrust Bank.
- In re Bany Trust.
- In re Est. of Tomczik.
- Langreet v. Aull (In re Raymond J. Rech Living Trust).
- Parks v. Johnson.
- Shirley v. Dawkins.
- Boyle v. Anderson.
- In re Estate of Hekemian.
- of Bakarich v. Bakarich.
- Coming Attractions in State Legislation/Uniform Commissioners Update
Part 2 (39 Developments):
- Incapacity and Undue Influence/Substituted Judgment
- Basurto v. Springstead (In re Springstead).
- Succession of Miller.
- Sparling v. Sparling.
- Marriage Contracts
- Rudzinski v. Rudzinski.
- Reproductive Technology
- Markiewicz v. Markiewicz.
- Unmarried Couples
- Clark v. Mooney (In re Tr. of Clark).
- Ethics of Estate Planning
- Scott v. Rosen, et al.
- In re Estate of Krivulka.
- United States v. Mikulin.
- Miscellaneous Estate and Trust Administration
- Weyand v. Estate of Newell.
- Kunasek v. Johnson.
- Fisher v. Perron.
- In re Estate of Dunn.
- Kallinen v. Newman.
- Keybank N.A. v. Bakeromerod (In re Garner).
- Pope v. Estate of Brown.
- Nelsen v. Nelsen.
- West v. Gartley.
- of Worrall v. J.P. Morgan Bank, N.A.
- In re Trust of Harrison.
- Jemison v. Jemison.
- Matter of Najjar.
- Lewis v. Worley (In re Va. Worley Trust).
- Diller v. Richardson.
- JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. v. Winget.
- Rich v. Narog.
- Glendale Lee Becking Trust v. Neeley.
- In re Estate of Wallace.
- Will and Trust Creation/Funding, Amendment/Restatement and Decanting
- In re Omega Trust.
- Little v. Davis.
- Barbetti v. Stempniewicz.
- Death Tax Apportionment
- Svoboda v. Larson.
- Gift Tax
- Smaldino v. Comr.
- Federal Estate Tax
- REG-118913-21.
- Proc. 2022-32.
- DeMuth Estate v. Comr.
- REG-130975-08.
- CCM 202152018.
- Coming Attractions in Tax Law: Legislation/Regulations/Litigation
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- Program Title: Recent Developments 2.0 Reimaged-Supercharged on Steroids
- Speaker: Edwin P. Morrow III, L. Paul Hood. Jr.
- Duration: 90 minutes each
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Edwin P. Morrow III
J.D., LL.M., MBA, CFP®, CM&AA®
Ed is currently an Attorney at Kelleher + Holland, LLC. He is a legal professional with a distinguished background in tax law, having transitioned his focus to specialize in estate planning and trust law. Holding the prestigious designation of Certified Mergers and Acquisitions Advisor®, Edwin also serves as a non-public FINRA arbitrator and holds the esteemed position of Fellow at The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. Renowned nationally, Edwin is among the most sought-after experts in the field, known for his depth of knowledge and expertise. He co-authored the acclaimed publication, “The Tools & Techniques of Estate Planning,”…
L. Paul Hood. Jr.
J.D., LL.M.
Paul is an author, speaker and consultant on tax, estate and charitable planning. A native of Louisiana (and a double LSU Tiger), Paul Hood obtained his undergraduate and law degrees from Louisiana State University and an LL.M. in taxation from Georgetown University Law Center before settling down to practice tax and estate planning law in the New Orleans area. Paul has taught at the University of New Orleans, Northeastern University, The University of Toledo College of Law and Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law. Paul has authored or co-authored nine books and over 500 professional articles on estate, charitable…
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