Lipson Neilson Shareholder Sandra Glazier, co-author of “What Every Estate Planner Should Know About Undue Influence: Recognizing It, Insulating Against It…and Litigating It”, along with co-authoring attorneys Thomas Dixon and Thomas Sweeney, will be featured speakers on the topics discussed in this paper during the 35th Annual Kansas City Estate Planning Symposium to be held on April 21 – 22, 2016.
Glazier, Dixon and Sweeney will speak about identifying and addressing issues relating to vulnerabilities which could subject an individual to undue influence. Because undue influence is generally a process, as opposed to a single event, its growing prevalence as a basis for litigation which attacks the validity of estate planning documents, makes it of considerable importance to professionals involved in the estate planning process and attorneys who litigate such issues.
This symposium attracts nationally renowned speakers and is presented in cooperation by the Estate Planning Society of Kansas, the Financial Planning Association of Greater Kansas City, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law. Attendees of this conference include Estate Planning attorneys, Business and Tax attorneys, CPAs, Trust Officers, Planned Giving Professionals, Certified Financial Planners, and Life Underwriters.
An attorney for more than 30 years, Sandra Glazier is well-known for her expertise and successful track record in Probate Litigation, Estate Planning and Administration, and Family Law. Sandra is the current Chair of the Oakland County Bar Association’s Probate, Estate & Trust Committee. To learn more about Sandra, and the Lipson Neilson law firm, please visit www.lipsonneilson.com You can email Sandra D. Glazier at sglazier@lipsonneilson.com.