The first installment of this two-part article described the portions of Alaska\u27s new legislation that provided for lifetime transfers of IRAs to trusts, strengthened asset protection for trust beneficiaries, asset protection for inherited IRAs, and enacted Alaska\u27s revised decanting statute. This second part of the article focuses on important new procedural and administrative provisions that will facilitate estate planning in Alaska for both residents and nonresidents
Over the last twenty years, domestic asset protection trusts have risen in popularity as a means of ...
The Alaska Constitution prevents the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act\u27s (ANILCA) r...
This article describes recent efforts at the national level to ameliorate the public costs of unnece...
Alaska has been one of the most progressive states in revising and clarifying its laws to permit mor...
Alaska has made two sweeping reforms to its trust laws in an effort to position itself as the most s...
Letter from Jonathan G. Blattmachr and Bridget J. Crawford (Attorneys at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley &...
In 1997, Alaska became the first state to recognize self-settled discretionary spendthrift trusts. T...
Alaska’s Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices (UDAP) statute was designed to provide broad, robus...
This Article examines the historical development of Alaska\u27s debtor protections from their beginn...
When the 2001 Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act expired in 2010, Congress extended t...
Asset protection planning has gained in popularity and acceptance among estate planners over the pas...
For years, U.S. citizens have looked to offshore jurisdictions to create trusts that protect a settl...
Basic Estate Planning In Florida 8th Edition Highlights Discussion of new laws, cases, and rules, in...
Akiachak Native Community v. Salazar and the BIA’s repeal of the Alaska Exception are set to mark sw...
By any measure, the enactment of the Alaska Native provisions of the 2017 Tax Act was an extraordina...
Over the last twenty years, domestic asset protection trusts have risen in popularity as a means of ...
The Alaska Constitution prevents the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act\u27s (ANILCA) r...
This article describes recent efforts at the national level to ameliorate the public costs of unnece...
Alaska has been one of the most progressive states in revising and clarifying its laws to permit mor...
Alaska has made two sweeping reforms to its trust laws in an effort to position itself as the most s...
Letter from Jonathan G. Blattmachr and Bridget J. Crawford (Attorneys at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley &...
In 1997, Alaska became the first state to recognize self-settled discretionary spendthrift trusts. T...
Alaska’s Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices (UDAP) statute was designed to provide broad, robus...
This Article examines the historical development of Alaska\u27s debtor protections from their beginn...
When the 2001 Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act expired in 2010, Congress extended t...
Asset protection planning has gained in popularity and acceptance among estate planners over the pas...
For years, U.S. citizens have looked to offshore jurisdictions to create trusts that protect a settl...
Basic Estate Planning In Florida 8th Edition Highlights Discussion of new laws, cases, and rules, in...
Akiachak Native Community v. Salazar and the BIA’s repeal of the Alaska Exception are set to mark sw...
By any measure, the enactment of the Alaska Native provisions of the 2017 Tax Act was an extraordina...
Over the last twenty years, domestic asset protection trusts have risen in popularity as a means of ...
The Alaska Constitution prevents the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act\u27s (ANILCA) r...
This article describes recent efforts at the national level to ameliorate the public costs of unnece...