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Skip to main content Fellow Portal Login Site Search Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel -- Menu Menu About Us About ACTEC Mission & Purpose Leadership History of ACTEC Nomination to ACTEC ACTEC Institutes Affiliated Organizations Code of Conduct Ombudspersons ACTEC News Press Room Contact Us Estate Planning The ACTEC Fellow Difference Resources for Families Getting Your Affairs in Order SECURE Act's Impact on Retirement Planning Estate Planning for a Young Adult Transferring Assets to a Minor Child A Child's Right to Information When a Parent Dies Coordinating Beneficiary Designations Digital Assets in Life and Death 5 Reasons to Update Your Estate Plan Setting Up Trusts for Children Choosing an Executor or Trustee Divorce and Estate Planning Estate Planning Documents Following a Move What is a Will and Why Do I Need One? IRAs and IRA Beneficiaries How Does a Revocable Trust Avoid Probate? What is Joint Tenancy and When Should I Use It? What Is Probate? What is a Revocable Trust and do I need one? Understanding Power of Attorney ACTEC Publications Professionals Resources Commentaries Engagement Letters Publications and Videos ACTEC Law Journal Charitable Giving Combating Money Laundering Reprint Permission Wealth Advisor Resources Nomination to ACTEC Legislative and Regulatory Comments by ACTEC ACTEC Trust and Estate Talk ACTEC Institutes ACTEC/ALI-CLE Job Board Students Resources for Trust and Estate Law Students Mary Moers Wenig Student Writing Competition ACTEC Trust and Estate Talk ACTEC Publications Legislative and Regulatory Comments by ACTEC Programs and Grants Sponsors Become an ACTEC Sponsor Meetings Statement Tips for Sponsors Future Meetings Past Meetings Sponsors ACTEC Store ACTEC Foundation Read More Read More Read More Read More ACTEC FELLOW LOGIN About the College The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, ACTEC, is a national organization of more than 2,500 lawyers and law professors peer-elected to membership. Our members, who are called "Fellows," are the best and brightest in the trust and estate practice, with years of experience representing and advising families. Learn more > The ACTEC Fellow Difference Why an ACTEC Fellow? Our Fellows are a group of talented estate and trust lawyers from around the world. Their goals are serving clients, helping the profession, and informing the public. Learn more > Governmental Relations One of the central purposes of ACTEC is to study and improve trust, estate and tax laws, procedures and professional responsibility. ACTEC and its Fellows file amicus briefs in appropriate cases, testify before Congress, provide in-depth analysis of administrative positions to the Internal Revenue Service, assist in the development of best practices for trust and estate lawyers, and participate actively in the development of the recommendations being promulgated by the international Financial Action Task Force. Learn more > ACTEC Latest News -- 2020 Emergency Remote Notarization and Witness Orders In response to the COVID-19 crisis, ACTEC has created a quick reference list of the states that have acted to allow remote notarization and witness orders... Read More -- 2020 Pocket Tax Tables The ACTEC Pocket Tax Tables guide is a handy resource for frequently used tax information revised through March 1, 2020. Content includes tables for Income... Read More -- Autonomy in Estate Planning | Opportunity Grant Experts discuss how to build autonomy in estate planning with next-generation beneficiaries through trust, purpose and opportunity grants. Read More View More © Copyright 2020, The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. All Rights Reserved. Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Site Map Close...