Tell Me Everything…Post-Death Information Gathering, Marshaling Assets, Settling Liabilities and Unraveling the Decedent’s Life Without Holding a Séance | IICLE

Tell Me Everything…Post-Death Information Gathering, Marshaling Assets, Settling Liabilities and Unraveling the Decedent’s Life Without Holding a Séance

Sifting through a decedent’s life story can feel like a daunting task. However, one of the primary roles in an estate administration is untangling those threads to locate assets, titling, and gifting. Without the help of the decedent, it may feel a bit like paranormal magic. More often, it is sifting through the dusty paperwork in the closet and combing through the drawers. We will cover practical issues such as how to identify and locate the most pertinent documents, marshal and value assets, and identify liabilities and issues with resolving debts. Originally presented as part of the Post-Death Administration of Trusts & Estates.
Credits: 0.75 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR
SKU: P2100-23R-01
$45.00 or 0.75 credits
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Tabitha L. Edmonson, Calamos Wealth Management, Chicago
Adam Novak, Driehaus Trust Company, Chicago

Expires: 9/1/2025

Tabitha L. Edmonson, Calamos Wealth Management, Chicago
Adam Novak, Driehaus Trust Company, Chicago

Expires: 9/1/2025

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