2012 Delaware Trust Conference

10.02.2012 Through 10.03.2012
Wilmington, DE

Morris Nichols Trusts, Estates & Tax Group partners Thomas Pulsifer and Todd Flubacher will be featured speakers on separate panels during the 2012 Delaware Trust Conference in Wilmington, Delaware, October 2-3, 2012.

Tom will participate on the October 2 first session panel, The Use of Delaware Trusts in an International Context, an exploration of: foreign/US trusts; the taxation of Foreign Grantor and Non-Grantor Trusts; gifts by foreign persons; and, the use of Delaware trusts for international clients.

Joining Tom will be Stanley A. Barg, Esq., Partner, Kozusko Harris Duncan, and G. Warren Whitaker, Esq., Partner, Day Pitney LLP.

Todd will participate on the October 3 first session panel, The Tax Consequences of Decanting, a discussion of the gift, estate, income, and generation-skipping transfer tax considerations when utilizing Delaware’s decanting statute.  Joining Todd are Meryl G. Finklestein, Senior Counsel, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Michael M. Gordon, Esq., Gordon, Fournaris & Mammarella, P.A., and Cynthia D. M. Brown, Esq., President, Commonwealth Trust Company.

The 2012 Delaware Trust Conference solely focuses on the unique aspects of the Delaware trust industry. Over 50 national and international trust, legal, and accounting experts will present on topics specific to personal and corporate trusts in this singular venue for trust and wealth management professionals, attorneys, CPAs and others in related fields.

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