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As an estate planning attorney, you are a trusted advisor for your clients’ most sensitive personal family issues. Every person, regardless of their level of wealth, may benefit from a carefully reasoned, prepared and executed estate plan.
Estate planning lawyers commonly work on the following issues.
As an estate planning attorney, you have the flexibility to work in a small or solo firm environment, at a boutique estate planning firm, or as part of a large law firm, corporate trust department or charitable organization.
If you choose to practice estate planning law, you will need to take these courses.
Here are some courses that you should also consider. You should choose courses that interest you or that will further your career objectives.
Here are courses that are related to the practice of estate planning law.
Below is a list of faculty who teach courses related to estate planning or are interested in the area. Please contact them if you have questions.