Volume 6, Issue 1, 2013
Article
Tom Andrews, Not So Common (Law) Marriage: Notes From a Blue State, 6 Estate Planning Journal 1 (2013).
Article
Melissa J. Willms, Decanting Trusts: Irrevocable, Not Unchangeable, 6 Estate Planning Journal 36 (2013).
Comment
Michael Campbell, Art and Antique Estates: Guide to Planning for Life and Death, 6 Estate Planning Journal 83 (2013).
Comment
Reid Hudgins, A New Immigration Demographic: Considerations for the Texas Attorney, 6 Estate Planning Journal 105 (2013).
Comment
Ashley N. Lucas, The Game of Russian Roulette: A Practitioner’s Guide to Protecting Professional Athletes From “The Final Head Blow” During the Estate Planning Process, 6 Estate Planning Journal 132 (2013).
Comment
Anh Tran, Gifts of The Future: The Legal and Moral Implications of a Testator Devising a Cryopreserved Anatomical Gift to a Beneficiary Who Does Not Yet Need The Gift, 6 Estate Planning Journal 159 (2013).
Volume 6, Issue 2, 2014
Article
Leslie Kiefer Amann, Discretionary Distributions: Old Rules, New Perspectives, 6 Estate Planning Journal 182 (2014).
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Brian J. Cohan, “Something Wicked This Way Comes HIPAA and Her Sister HITECH”…HHS Compliance and Enforcement and Other Developments in The World of HIPAA, 6 Estate Planning Journal 222 (2014).
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Christina Lesher, Andrea Wilson & Kerrie Wesley, Whose Bill Is It Anyway? Adult Children’s Responsibility to Care for Parents, 6 Estate Planning Journal 248 (2014).
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Andrew A. Lewis, Small Business Toolkit for Probate and Estate Planning Attorneys, 6 Estate Planning Journal 281 (2014).
Article
William D. Pargaman, The Story of the Texas Estates Code, 6 Estate Planning Journal 324 (2014).
Comment
Kirby L. Crow, Oh Deer: The Public Trust Doctrine and Issues Regarding Estate Planning for The Cervid Breeding Industry, 6 Estate Planning Journal 376 (2014).
Comment
William S. Echols, Action in The Chasm: Defining Duties of The Trustee’s Delegates, 6 Estate Planning Journal 398 (2014).
Comment
Jonathan Strom, Putting Our Trust in The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA): How Creating Trusts for Student-Athletes Can Save The NCAA From Itself, 6 Estate Planning Journal 424 (2014).