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Anita Ventrelli Presents on Illinois Trust and Estate Issues in High-Net-Worth Divorces at American College of Trust and Estate Counsel Meeting

Written by Schiller DuCanto & Fleck | Sep 23, 2024 8:32:47 PM

Schiller DuCanto & Fleck is pleased to announce that Anita Ventrelli was invited as a special guest speaker by the Family Law Task Force of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) to present her insights on Illinois trust and estate issues in high-net-worth divorces. The presentation took place on September 20, 2024.

With a legal career spanning more than 30 years, Anita is a highly regarded family law attorney known for her extensive experience handling complex divorce cases, particularly those involving substantial estates, trust structures, and intricate financial arrangements. A fierce advocate for her clients, Anita provides strategic legal counsel on issues ranging from asset protection and business valuations to spousal and child support. Her ability to navigate sensitive trust and estate matters in the context of high-net-worth divorces makes her a sought-after thought leader in the field.

"I am honored to have had the opportunity to speak to such a distinguished group of professionals on an issue that plays a crucial role in high-net-worth divorce cases," Anita said. "The intersection of family law and estate planning is complex, and it is essential for attorneys to work collaboratively across disciplines to provide comprehensive solutions for their clients."

Anita’s presentation highlighted the unique challenges of untangling trust and estate issues during divorce proceedings, emphasizing strategies to protect clients' interests while ensuring compliance with Illinois state law. Her participation at the ACTEC event underscores her leadership and expertise in the area of high-net-worth divorce.

The ACTEC is a prestigious national organization of lawyers and law professors who are recognized as leading experts in the fields of trust, estate planning, and tax law. Membership is by invitation only and is based on professional reputation, experience, and contributions to the field. ACTEC members are dedicated to improving and advancing trust and estate law, providing insight and guidance on complex legal issues across the country. Learn more.