A. Core Course
-Trusts and Estates (733)
B. One course on the fundamental elements of estate
planning, with a significant drafting component.
-Introduction to Estate Planning (957) or
-Uses of Trusts in Estate Planning (772)
C. One course on the legal and social issues related
to aging.
-Law and the Elderly (773)
D. One course on the administration of trusts and
estates.
-Issues in Estate Planning and Administration (771)
E. One course on the tax context of estate
planning.
-Taxation of Trusts and Estates (844) or
-Taxation I (742) or
-Taxation Concepts for Business and Personal Planning (AIS 329 in
Business School)
F. At least three courses from the following
electives.
-Uses of Trusts in Estate Planning (772) – if not used to satisfy
requirement B.
-Estate Planning (957) – if not used to satisfy requirement B.
-Taxation of Trusts and Estates (844) – if not used to satisfy
requirement E.
-Financial Planning and Asset Management (771)
-Estate and Business Planning for the Closely Held Business (771)
-Planning Techniques for Taxable Estates (771)
-Client Interviewing & Counseling (880)
G. Other recommended courses.
Substantive courses: Electives not chosen to satisfy
the requirements above.
-Family Law I (822)
-Business Organizations I (817)
-Law and People with Disabilities (940)
Skills courses: Advanced Legal Writing
-Problem Solving and Writing (808)
-Lawyering Skills (950)
OR Live client clinics
Student earning a 3.5 cumulative average in courses fulfilling
Estate Planning Concentration requirements will receive Honors in
the Concentration.