CLE Opportunity: The Implications of Their Growing Impact in Estate Planning & Administration

Digital assets have proliferated during the last few decades but often are neglected when an estate plan is prepared and overlooked during estate administration.  Michael Alberts, Esq. will present and discuss the Pennsylvania law entitled the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA), and assist with preparing an inventory, understanding of the law, planning the estate, and covering the fiduciary vs. executor role. This CLE is free for current ACLL members and $70 for non-members.  Payment may be made the day of the presentation by cash, credit card or checks made payable to The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Participants will receive 2 Credits Total :  1.5 Substantive and .5 Ethics.

If you are interested in attending, please email acllib@carnegielibrary.org to reserve a seat and include your PA Attorney ID number. This program will be held in-person at Allegheny County Law Library or virtually from your computer. There will be no recording of this program.  Virtual links will be sent after registration has been confirmed.