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2025 Estate Planning & Fiduciary Litigation Seminar - Minneapolis

Firm Events
09.25.2025 | 2 - 5 p.m.
Stinson LLP

50 South Sixth Street, Ste. 2600 Minneapolis, MN 55402

Join Stinson LLP on September 25, for a complimentary, in-person seminar featuring educational and insightful commentary on current practices and future trends in estate planning, fiduciary litigation, and estate and trust administration.

Stinson Partner and esteemed estate planning speaker, Clary Redd will give a presentation on Developments in Trust & Estates. Clary will summarize and offer commentary on many of the relevant and noteworthy cases, rulings and legislative and regulatory developments.

Julia Wolfe will give a brief presentation covering non-tax case law updates.

The program will conclude with a panel on "Family Business Planning Opportunities and Obstacles" with Stinson attorneys, Laura Halferty, Amy Johns, Lauren Routhier and Clary Redd as panelists.

A reception immediately follows where we invite you to ask one-on-one questions of our presenters.

Topics Will Include

  • "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" provisions related to estate planning
  • Income tax consequences of early trust termination
  • Exploiting delta between AFRs and "real" interest rates
  • QTIP and portability election failures

CLE credit is pending in MN.

Please register online by Thursday, September 18.

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Event Contact

Theresa Gaul
Events Specialist
816.691.3209
theresa.gaul@stinson.com

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