Virtual Meeting | It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time: Making Changes to an Irrevocable Trust
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Program Description and Benefits:
The term “irrevocable” has taken on a new, counter-intuitive meaning. Numerous legal mechanisms have evolved to facilitate trust modification, premature termination and decanting. Changing an irrevocable trust is often appropriate, but in some circumstances, there is a dark side. This session will examine both the constructive as well as the undesirable results of trust reengineering.
Speaker Biography:
Charles A. Redd, JD, is a partner with Stinson LLP in its St. Louis office, where he concentrates his practice in estate planning, estate and trust administration and estate and trust-related litigation. Mr. Redd is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and currently teaches as an adjunct professor at Northwestern Law. He was a contributing author to Adams, 21st Century Estate Planning: Practical Applications (Cannon Financial Institute, 2002). Mr. Redd received his J.D. from Saint Louis University.
Logistics:
- Fees: No cost for active members; $25 for guests and emeritus members
- Connection and zoom registration details will be emailed just prior to the event.
- ​Participant video and audio will be muted during the presentation.
