Ten Things Every Estate Planner Should Know About the Secure Act

The Secure Act and Secure Act 2.0 have changed how practitioners plan for retirement accounts, both before and after the death of an account owner. We will review the relevant reforms contained in Secure 1.0 and 2.0 and provide practitioners with the top considerations when planning with retirement assets.

This webinar will be available for purchase until March 9, 2025.

Subscribers have 10 days from the date of purchase to complete the webinar. After 10 days you will no longer have access to the webinar and will not be able to claim the CLE hours.

If you have not paid your voluntary NSBA dues but would like to do so in order to receive discounted rates on webinars purchased through the portal (along with many other benefits), please visit https://nebar.site-ym.com/?page=JoinNSBA.

Credit General:0.5

Tag(s) Estate Planning, Probate & Trust, 30 Minute Programs

Description

Nebraska MCLE #246908. 0.5 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)

Brett E. Ebert, Ball, Loudon, Ebert, & Brostrom, LLC
Brett’s practice includes estate planning, estate administration, intellectual property, business succession planning, entity formation, and planning for charitable giving. Brett believes in presenting sophisticated legal solutions in an accessible, easy to understand manner. She is passionate about estate planning and the peace of mind a well thought out estate plan provides to clients. She has experience advising estate planning clients with a range of commercial matters, from simple real estate purchase agreements to contracts and intellectual property protections.

___________________________________________________________________________

If you have any questions for the presenter(s) of this webinar, please send your question via email to Allyson Felt at afelt@nebar.com. She will forward your question to the presenter(s), who will provide an answer promptly.

Active Nebraska attorneys are required to complete 10 hours of continuing legal education (CLE) each year. Two of those 10 hours must be in the field of professional responsibility (ethics). Nebraska attorneys may claim only 5 hours of distance-learning CLE per year. Webinars viewed on this portal are considered distance-learning. After completing a viewing of a webinar on this portal, you must self-report your CLE credit on the Nebraska Supreme Court’s Attorney Services Division’s website at https://mcle.wcc.ne.gov.

For more information about Nebraska CLE requirements, see the MCLE Commission’s website at https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/13449/mandatory-continuing-legal-education-mcle. For questions about CLE requirements, your own CLE transcript, or about reporting CLE credit online, contact the Nebraska Supreme Court’s Attorney Services Division at (531) 510-3641. For questions about this portal, contactthe Nebraska State Bar Association at (402) 475-7091.