Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal Announces 2010 Seminar

The Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal has announced the program for its 2010 Seminar to be held on February 5, 2010 at the Texas Tech University School of Law.

Here are some of the topics and speakers scheduled to appear:

• THE NEW IMPORTANCE OF SURROGATE DIRECTIVES Rebecca C. Morgan, Boston Asset Management Faculty Chair in Elder Law, Stetson University College of Law
• THE SLIP AND FALL OF THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE IN CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONAL INJURY DAMAGES AT DIVORCE AND DEATH Helen Y. Chang, Associate Professor of Law, Golden Gate University School of Law
• POST-MORTEM SPERM RETRIEVAL AND THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION: HOW MODERN REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY MAKES STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Mary F. Radford, Catherine C. Hanson Professor of Law, Georgia State University School of Law
• COURTHOUSE MORALS AND LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS: A REVIEW OF RECENT CASES AND LEGISLATION IMPACTING TEXAS ESTATE PLANNERS Gerry W. Beyer, Governor Preston E. Smith Regents Professor of Law, Texas Tech University School of Law
• AD LITEMS AND DNR’S: OR WHO WOKE THE SLEEPING FIREFIGHTER The Honorable Rory R. Olsen, Probate Court No. 3, Houston, Texas
• ETHICS AND THE LAW David Lanehart, Former Chair of the District 16A Grievance Committee, Solo Practitioner Lubbock, Texas
• PROTECTING TRUST ASSETS FROM THE FEDERAL TAX LIEN Bryan Camp, George H. Mahon Professor of Law, Texas Tech University School of Law
• CUTTING EDGE V. OVER THE EDGE: ETHICS AND MALPRACTICE ISSUES FOR MEDICAID PLANNING Patricia F. Sitchler, Shareholder, Schoenbaum, Curphy & Scanlan, P.C.
• CAN ESTATE PLANNERS AND TRUST ADMINISTRATORS OFFER HELP TO TRUST BENEFICIARIES WHO WANT TO LEARN TO MAKE POSITIVE LIFE PLANNING DECISIONS? Robert Whitman, Professor, University of Connecticut School of Law

 Follow this link for the seminar brochure which contains registration information and additional details.