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The Robins Kaplan Spotlight
The Robins Kaplan Spotlight is a newsletter of the firm’s Wealth Planning, Administration, and Disputes Group, created to provide a forum to discuss the latest news and other issues impacting the trusts and estates community.
Vol. 1, No. 4
Winter 2016
This issue contains:
- Litigating Trust Disputes in South Dakota, by Brendan V. Johnson, Anthony A. Froio, and Manleen Singh
- Proposed IRC Section 2704 Would Curtail Valuation Discount Planning, by Steven K. Orloff, Matthew J. Frerichs, and Nicole S. Frank
- Financial Planning After a Favorable Verdict or Settlement, by Matthew J. Frerichs
Vol. 1, No. 2
Summer 2016
This issue contains:
- Legislative Update: Focus on Minnesota, by Brittany N. Boren and Seth A. Nielsen
- Stop! In the Name of Love, by Lawrence A. Farese and Michael A. Price
- Minnesota Takes Up Decanting: What We Can and Cannot Learn From Wine, by Denise S. Rahne
- Protecting Trust Assets From Creditors With Spendthrift Provisions, by Lisa L. Beane
Vol. 1, No. 1
Spring 2016
This inaugural issue contains:
- Minnesota’s New Trust Code, by Matthew Frerichs
- Litigation Trust Disputes Confidentially in South Dakota, by Brendan Johnson and Seth Nielsen
- An Effective Strategy for Testamentary Trustees in Disputes with Beneficiaries, by Anthony Froio and Manleen Singh
The Robins Kaplan Spotlight - Vol. 1, No. 3
Fall 2016
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The Robins Kaplan Spotlight is a newsletter of the firm’s Trusts and Estates group, created to provide a forum to discuss the latest news and other issues impacting the trusts and estates community. This issue contains:
- South Dakota Legislative Update, by Seth A. Nielsen
- Updated Trust Code Provides New Option for Minnesota Litigants, by Denise Rahne
- Bankruptcy and Inherited IRAs: The Impact of Clark V. Rameker, by James P. Menton, Jr. and Kevin D. Meek
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