Fendrick & Morgan Partner To Discuss Estate Planning Trusts In Seminar

Fendrick & Morgan, LLC, a law firm based in Voorhees Township, New Jersey, has announced that on October 6, 2016, partner Douglas A. Fendrick, Esquire, will be presenting at a National Business Institute (NBI) seminar captioned "Trusts 101". The firm confirmed that Fendrick will be speaking at the seminar on various kinds of trusts, such as the charitable trust, revocable living trust, qualified income trust, family protection trust, and special needs trust.

"Trusts are an integral part of our estate planning practice," says Fendrick. He adds, "Trusts are not one-size-fits-all. Determining whether a trust is appropriate in a particular client's estate plan, and what type of trust should be used, is a critical step in the planning process. At Fendrick & Morgan, we are dedicated to each client's plan and ensuring that the plan we craft for them works best for the client's circumstance."

Fendrick & Morgan, LLC provides a number of estate planning and trust services to clients. The firm specializes in elder law and similar services, they state that they aim to provide the best quality of representation to their clients. More about the legal services offered can be seen at www.fendrickmorganlaw.com.

The NBI is hosting the seminar in October. The organization has been providing continuing education for the legal field since 1983, through seminars and online courses that help attorneys to stay updated on the latest developments and regulations within their respective fields. The NBI typically holds live seminars in all states in the nation, as well as in Puerto Rico, and has a diverse catalog of legal courses, all taught by experienced attorneys in local areas. They serve the legal profession as well as real estate professionals, bankers, government officials, and a variety of other industries.

Fendrick states that understanding all types of trusts is vital for legal professionals, which is one reason why he will be making a presentation at the seminar. He states that attorneys who need this continuing education can register to attend the upcoming October event. Those interested can learn more about the seminar at the NBI official website or visit Fendrick & Morgan, LLC on their official site.