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CLE & EXPO

On behalf of Volume XVIII of the Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal, we are pleased to announce that the 18th Annual Estate Planning and Community Property Law Seminar will be held on Friday, February 20, 2026. Due to the massive success of the 2025 CLE, the 2026 CLE will be available both physically at the TTU School of Law and online. For in person attendees, the Journal will host a reception to honor our Speakers and Sponsors with live music, drinks, food, and great conversation on Thursday, February 19, 2026 at the Overton Hotel & Conference Center. Further, the Journal will provide breakfast, lunch, and other enticing food & giveaway options throughout the CLE, we hope to see you there!


If you would like to register for next year’s CLE, please click

https://eventregistration.law.ttu.edu/events/2026/epj


Next year’s speakers will include:

Meredith Melver

Partner, Ttterberg, Deery, Knull, LLP

Legislative Update

Professor Gerry Beyer

Governor Preston E. Smith Regents Professor of Law, Texas Tech University

Case Law Update

Gregory Martin

Kelly Hart & Hallman, LLP

Tax Update

Gus Tamborello

Attorney & Mediator, Gus G. Tamborello, P.C. 

If You Kill Your Honey, Don't Expect the Money: the Rights of a Killer in Texas to Share His Victim's Estate

The Honorable Judge Sarah Duff

Probate Court No. 1, Collin County

Perspectives from the Bench 

Debbie Tedford

Attorney, Tedford Law Firm, P.C. 

Capacity, Aging, and Ethics

Sarah Patel Pacheco

Partner, Jackson Walker, PLLC 

Ways to Reduce Litigation & Exploitation

James Milton

Shareholder and Director, Hall Estill Attorneys at Law 

Oklahoma Law Texas Estate Planners Need to Know


Please continue to check this site for updates. For more information, email Emily Walden at emwalden@ttu.edu

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