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Icicles on the Heart:
 The Effect of Advising a Client/Trustee with Uncertain Capabilities and Toward a Fiduciary Standard of Capacity

May 1, 2015
5:00 P.M.

37th Annual UCLA/CEB Estate Planning Institute

Los Angeles, CA
Speaker: John A. Hartog

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