Even the most carefully crafted estate plan cannot always prevent conflict. During this webinar, Ryan McManus and Claire Myers discussed common sources of conflict during estate administration, the circumstances that can lead to will and trust contests, options for resolving disputes, and practical planning strategies to help families avoid conflict and preserve relationships.
Speakers and Moderator
Ryan P. McManus
Ryan McManus concentrates his practice in the areas of fiduciary and business litigation. He represents clients in state and federal courts, and in alternative dispute resolution.
Claire E. Myers
Claire Myers focuses on all phases of estate administration, federal and state estate tax preparation, post-mortem tax planning, trust funding, allowance of accounts, and other probate matters.
Laura R. Naylor
Laura R. Naylor is the Senior Director of Client Experience at Hemenway & Barnes. She works closely with firm management and partners to foster meaningful and lasting relationships with clients.
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