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Diana Marianetti to Co-Present for Minnesota CLE's Scenario Planning & Drafting for Trusts & Estates Lawyers Seminar

November 21, 2016

Diana Marianetti, member of Maslon's Estate Planning Group, will co-present at Minnesota CLE's Scenario Planning & Drafting for Trusts & Estates Lawyers seminar on November 21, 2016. During the session titled "The Good Second Marriage: Dealing with Subsequent Marriages and Blended Family Planning," Diana will discuss best practices for estate planning in subsequent marriages, including titling of property, designating beneficiaries, structuring trusts, and accomplishing intentions regarding children. The session will also cover negotiation of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.

Diana practices in the areas of estate planning, probate, and trust administration. She works with families and businesses to design and prepare comprehensive estate plans through wills, trust agreements, and other related documents. In addition to her work in the Estate Planning Group, Diana is also a member of Maslon's Litigation Group, assisting clients with disputes involving fiduciary duties, trusts, and probate. Diana's prior experience in the area of complex commercial litigation brings unique perspective to such disputes.

For more information or to register, go to: Minnesota CLE's Scenario Planning & Drafting for Trusts & Estates Lawyers.






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