Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) in Estate Planning and Probate
National Business Institute
Course description
Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) in Estate Planning and Probate
Can an ART/surrogacy child have more than two parents for estate planning purposes? Your divorcing client wants all the future children born of their cryopreserved genetic material to be included in the will. Does a child born long after the genetic parent;s death have a claim in their intestate estate? This course tackles critical legal issues assisted reproductive technology and surrogacy have introduced to the trusts and estates practice. Navigate the nuanced world of ART families and draft estate planning documents truly tailored to their unique needs.
Training content
- The Rights of Posthumously Conceived Children
- Determining Parentage of ART Children for Legal Purposes
- Cryopreserved Genetic Material: Bequests, Ownership, Control, Disposition
- Estate Planning and Guardianship Issues in Surrogacy Cases
- Helpful Wills/Trusts Language and Drafting Tips
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