Past Events
Beth was a co-Planner for the 40th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Program sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association on Kiawah Island, South Carolina July 25 to July 27, 2019.
This program provided three mornings of innovative CLE programming with local and national speakers covering significant estate planning, estate administration and tax issues and a wide range of topics for both new and experienced lawyers. Coinciding with the annual meeting of the Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section, this program, attended by attorneys, CPAs, trust companies and other estate planning professionals from North Carolina and beyond, offered a number of opportunities to network and mingle with colleagues in the estate planning arena.
Beth was a speaker at a program titled "Get Your Business Deal Ready" which was held at Old Mecklenburg Brewery in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 15, 2019. . Beth and Larry Griffin, Jr., a Principal of the Griffin Brothers Companies, discussed the importance of succession planning in conjunction with high-level business planning to realize optimum value and preservation of family wealth in the sale of a closely held business.
Beth was a speaker at the 31st Annual Real Property Trust and Estate Section of the American Bar Association's National CLE Conference held in Boston, Massachusetts on May 9 and May 10, 2019. The program was titled "The Future of Law – Generational Shifts, Technology Disruption and Business Challenges" and Beth focused on generational, diversity and gender challenges present in the current practice of law, including issues of mentoring, authenticity, flexibility and the long-term retention of diverse attorneys.
Beth was a speaker at the Spring Symposia for the Real Property Trust and Estate Division of the American Bar Association in Orlando, Florida on May 10, 2018. Beth was a panelist for a program titled "Where Tomorrowland Meets Adventureland: How to Create and Maintain a Practice that Will Attract Great Clients and Employees into the Future" where she discussed her leap from "big law" to a solo/small practice.
Beth was a co-Planner for the 39th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Program sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association on Kiawah Island, South Carolina from July 26 to July 28, 2018.
Beth spoke at New York University’s 76th Institute on Federal Taxation (October 27, 2017 in NYC and November 17, 2017 in San Francisco) - "Beneficiary Defective Inheritors Trusts: Should You BDIT or Beat It?” The presentation compared a number of grantor trust techniques, including grantor retained annuity trusts ("GRATs"), intentionally defective grantor trusts ("IDGTs"), and beneficiary defective inheritors trusts ("BDITs") and offered an in-depth discussion of the mechanics of BDITs.
Beth participated in an eCLE sponsored by the American Bar Association Real Property and Trust and Estate Section titled "How to Deal with Capacity and Psychological Issues in Estate Planning" on October 17, 2017. Beth joined Marc Bekerman, a New York estate planning attorney, and Dr. Lynn Shaefer, the Director of Neuropsychology at the Nassau University Medical Center in New York, to discuss issues of civil capacity that can play a significant role in our justice system both before and after death, especially with an aging population.
Beth spoke at the Law School of the University of North Carolina’s J. Nelson Young Tax Institute on April 28, 2017 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Her topic was the Dissection of Beneficiary Defective Inheritors Trusts.
Beth spoke at he American Bar Association Joint Tax and Trust and Estate Planning Sections Fall Meeting on October 10, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois. Her panel's topic was Estate Tax Return Preparation and Audit Mitigation Strategies.
Beth was a co-Planner for the 40th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Program sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association on Kiawah Island, South Carolina July 25 to July 27, 2019.
This program provided three mornings of innovative CLE programming with local and national speakers covering significant estate planning, estate administration and tax issues and a wide range of topics for both new and experienced lawyers. Coinciding with the annual meeting of the Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section, this program, attended by attorneys, CPAs, trust companies and other estate planning professionals from North Carolina and beyond, offered a number of opportunities to network and mingle with colleagues in the estate planning arena.
Beth was a speaker at a program titled "Get Your Business Deal Ready" which was held at Old Mecklenburg Brewery in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 15, 2019. . Beth and Larry Griffin, Jr., a Principal of the Griffin Brothers Companies, discussed the importance of succession planning in conjunction with high-level business planning to realize optimum value and preservation of family wealth in the sale of a closely held business.
Beth was a speaker at the 31st Annual Real Property Trust and Estate Section of the American Bar Association's National CLE Conference held in Boston, Massachusetts on May 9 and May 10, 2019. The program was titled "The Future of Law – Generational Shifts, Technology Disruption and Business Challenges" and Beth focused on generational, diversity and gender challenges present in the current practice of law, including issues of mentoring, authenticity, flexibility and the long-term retention of diverse attorneys.
Beth was a speaker at the Spring Symposia for the Real Property Trust and Estate Division of the American Bar Association in Orlando, Florida on May 10, 2018. Beth was a panelist for a program titled "Where Tomorrowland Meets Adventureland: How to Create and Maintain a Practice that Will Attract Great Clients and Employees into the Future" where she discussed her leap from "big law" to a solo/small practice.
Beth was a co-Planner for the 39th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Program sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association on Kiawah Island, South Carolina from July 26 to July 28, 2018.
Beth spoke at New York University’s 76th Institute on Federal Taxation (October 27, 2017 in NYC and November 17, 2017 in San Francisco) - "Beneficiary Defective Inheritors Trusts: Should You BDIT or Beat It?” The presentation compared a number of grantor trust techniques, including grantor retained annuity trusts ("GRATs"), intentionally defective grantor trusts ("IDGTs"), and beneficiary defective inheritors trusts ("BDITs") and offered an in-depth discussion of the mechanics of BDITs.
Beth participated in an eCLE sponsored by the American Bar Association Real Property and Trust and Estate Section titled "How to Deal with Capacity and Psychological Issues in Estate Planning" on October 17, 2017. Beth joined Marc Bekerman, a New York estate planning attorney, and Dr. Lynn Shaefer, the Director of Neuropsychology at the Nassau University Medical Center in New York, to discuss issues of civil capacity that can play a significant role in our justice system both before and after death, especially with an aging population.
Beth spoke at the Law School of the University of North Carolina’s J. Nelson Young Tax Institute on April 28, 2017 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Her topic was the Dissection of Beneficiary Defective Inheritors Trusts.
Beth spoke at he American Bar Association Joint Tax and Trust and Estate Planning Sections Fall Meeting on October 10, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois. Her panel's topic was Estate Tax Return Preparation and Audit Mitigation Strategies.
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