Family and Matrimonial

For families with substantial wealth, estate planning is often designed to prevent disputes. Trusts are carefully drafted. Assets are placed into entities or trusts. Professional fiduciaries may be appointed to manage property. Succession plans are developed for family businesses.

Estate planning requires choosing between two fundamental approaches: the traditional will and the revocable trust. While both direct asset distribution after death, they differ significantly in cost, privacy, probate requirements, and incapacity protection—differences that can profoundly impact your family's experience during an already difficult time.

Attorney Avery K. Druyon explores the unique processes and expectations when navigating family law cases within Tribal Court systems. This webinar provides essential guidance for understanding jurisdictional differences and procedural requirements in Tribal Court family law matters.