Annual Estate Planning and Community Property Law Seminar

The Annual Estate Planning and Community Property Law Seminar is a prominent event organized by the Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal, taking place at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, United States. This seminar represents the 18th Annual installment and follows the immense success of the previous 2026 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) event. Participants will have the option to attend either in person at the TTU School of Law or online, accommodating a broader audience interested in estate planning and community property law.Attendees of the seminar can look forward to a special reception hosted by the Journal to honor the esteemed speakers and sponsors. This gathering will feature live music, a selection of drinks, food, and opportunities for engaging conversations, making it a notable social event in addition to the educational aspects of the seminar. Among the featured speakers is The Honorable Judge Sarah Duff, who serves on Probate Court No. 1 in Collin County and is known for her expertise in estate law. Another key speaker is attorney Gus G. Tamborello from Gus G. Tamborello, P.C., who will present on the intriguing topic, 'If You Kill Your Honey, Don't Expect the Money: the Rights of a Killer in Texas to Share His Victim's Estate.' This topic promises to engage participants with its complex legal ramifications and practical implications in estate planning.